Court Correspondent :
The Special Judge Court-6 of Dhaka yesterday framed charges against suspended DIG Mizanur Rahman and three others in a graft case.
The other accused people are Mizan’s wife Sohelia Anar Ratna, his brother Mahbubur Rahman and nephew Mahmudul Hasan, a suspended Sub-Inspector.
Of the three Mizan and Mahmudul are in the jail and Sohelia and Mahbubur are on the run.
Mizan and Mahmudul were present in the court and pleaded not guilty. They demanded justice
after Judge Al Asad Md Asifuzzaman of the special court read out the charges against them. Earlier, the judge rejected the petitions submitted for discharging the two from the case. Later, the judge fixed October 27 to start trial in the case.
On January 30, Deputy Director of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Monjur Morshed, who is also Investigation Officer of the case, submitted the charge sheet to the court against Mizan and the three others.
On June 24, last year, ACC filed the case with its Integrated District Office in Dhaka against Mizan and the three others on the charges of amassing over Tk three crore beyond their known sources of income.
The Special Judge Court-6 of Dhaka yesterday framed charges against suspended DIG Mizanur Rahman and three others in a graft case.
The other accused people are Mizan’s wife Sohelia Anar Ratna, his brother Mahbubur Rahman and nephew Mahmudul Hasan, a suspended Sub-Inspector.
Of the three Mizan and Mahmudul are in the jail and Sohelia and Mahbubur are on the run.
Mizan and Mahmudul were present in the court and pleaded not guilty. They demanded justice
after Judge Al Asad Md Asifuzzaman of the special court read out the charges against them. Earlier, the judge rejected the petitions submitted for discharging the two from the case. Later, the judge fixed October 27 to start trial in the case.
On January 30, Deputy Director of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Monjur Morshed, who is also Investigation Officer of the case, submitted the charge sheet to the court against Mizan and the three others.
On June 24, last year, ACC filed the case with its Integrated District Office in Dhaka against Mizan and the three others on the charges of amassing over Tk three crore beyond their known sources of income.
