[🇧🇩] The fate of big guns/beneficiaries of Awami League after the student revolution

[Saif]

Oh Happy Day! Finally, these land grabbers get their come-uppance! Anvir is wanted in several murder cases as well.

They should get croak their illegal properties as well, on tax grounds. Which will naturally follow.

This Bashundhara guy should be heavily punished for so many crimes he committed during Hasina's tenure.

 

[Saif]

Murgi Kabir in handcuffs. The comedy material writes itself !

Lately he claimed to be a freedom fighter. গাঁয়ে না মানে, আপনি মোড়ল।

 

[Saif]

Ex-AL MP Manik arrested in Bashundhara

On August 8, a case was filed against Manik, also known as "Bomb Manik", with Sunamganj Sadar Police Station for his alleged involvement in attacking students during the mass uprising

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Ex-AL MP Manik arrested in Bashundhara

Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) arrested former Sunamganj-5 lawmaker Mohibur Rahman Manik in Dhaka tonight for allegedly attacking students during the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement.

Manik was arrested from Bashundhara Residential Area around 9:00pm, Rab's director (legal and media wing) Lt Col Md Munim Ferdous told The Daily Star.

On August 8, a case was filed against Manik, also known as "boma Manik", with Sunamganj Sadar Police Station for his alleged involvement in attacking students during the mass uprising.

The process of transferring the arrestee to the detective branch (DB) police office in Dhaka is currently underway, said Rab.​

 

[Saif]

Banks asked to freeze accounts of Abul Hasanat Abdullah, family members

The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) has directed banks to freeze all accounts of Abul Hasanat Abdullah, former Awami League MP from Barishal-1, and his family members. .In a letter, BFIU asked to suspend transactions of accounts held by Abul Hasanat, his late wife Shahan Ara

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Banks asked to freeze accounts of Abul Hasanat Abdullah, family members

Abul Hasanat Abdullah

The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) has directed banks to freeze all accounts of Abul Hasanat Abdullah, former Awami League MP from Barishal-1, and his family members.

In a letter, BFIU asked to suspend transactions of accounts held by Abul Hasanat, his late wife Shahan Ara Abdullah, their sons -- former FBCCI director Serniabat Moyeenuddin Abdullah, former Barishal city mayor Serniabat Sadiq Abdullah, and Serniabat Ashik Abdullah -- and Sadiq Abdullah's wife Lipi Abdullah, and Feroza Sultana for a period of 30 days in the first phase.

The BFIU also sought accounts details of the companies owned by them. Banks have also been requested to send the account-related information or documents, such as account opening form, KYC, and transaction statements, to the anti-money laundering agency.

The BFIU also asked banks to block locker facilities in their names.​

 

[Saif]

Joy, Palak, 17 others sued for selling citizens’ data for Tk 20,000cr

A case was filed on Wednesday against the ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy and former information and communication technology affairs state minister...

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Joy, Palak, 17 others sued for selling citizens’ data for Tk 20,000cr
Staff Correspondent 09 October, 2024, 16:11

Sajeeb Wazed Joy and Zunaid Ahmed Palak. | UNB photo

A case was filed on Wednesday against the ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy and former information and communication technology affairs state minister Zunaid Ahmed Palak and 17 others over allegations of selling data of national identity cards of over 11 crore people of the country illegally for Tk 20,000 crore.

Aggrieved businessman Mohammad Enamul Haque filed the case with the Kafrul police station on Wednesday naming 19 people and 15 to 19 unnamed others under the Cyber Security Act and some sections of the Penal Code, said Dhaka Metropolitan Police’s deputy commissioner (media) Mohammad Talebur Rahman.

Addressing an emergency briefing at the DMP’s Media Centre, he said that the detective branch of DMP on the day also arrested the National Data Centre’s former director Tarique M Barkatullah at the capital’s Kafrul area at about 7:00am.

‘We have primarily found the information of Tk 20,000 crore e-transactions for using citizens’ data for business purposes, violating the Digital Personal Data Protection Act,’ he said.

The case statement alleged that Joy, also the former ICT affairs adviser to ex-prime minister Sheikh Hasina, and Palak permitted Digicon Global Services Limited to do business with several farms by using the NID information, without ensuring national and personal data safety.

The NID information was sold to 182 public and private organisations at home and abroad through porichoy.gov.bd between September 2019 and October 9 this year, it reads.

Insecurity has been created among the people due to the availability of the NID information to a third party, according to the case.

The complainant also alleged that the accused embezzled Tk 20,000 crore.

The other named accused in the case include Digicon Global Service director Wahidur Rahman Sharif, Bangladesh Computer Council’s former executive director (additional responsibility) Mahbubur Rahman, former ICT Division senior secretary M Ziaul Alam, Election Commission Secretariat’s NID Registration Wing former director (operations) Abdul Baten, EC Secretariat’s former senior maintenance engineer Ashraf Hossain, former National Telecommunication Monitoring Center official lieutenant colonel (retired) Rakibul Hasan, former Dhaka University’s Computer Science, Engineering department professor Haider Ali and former Canadian University of Bangladesh vice-chancellor Muhammad Mahfuzul Islam and former Cabinet Division deputy secretary Md Rezaul Islam.

Kafrul police station officer-in-charge Kazi Golam Mostafa told New Age that the DMP’s detective branch would investigate the case.

On October 4, 2022, a bilateral agreement was signed between the Election Commission and the Bangladesh Computer Council. Section 2 of the agreement clearly stated that the council would not sell any data to individuals or organisations by any means, said a DMP press release.

DMP also said that they had reportedly sold 46 kinds of data of the citizens by creating mirror copies.

Zunayed Ahmed Palak is now detained and on remand in police custody. Joy is now staying aboard.​