4 sent to jail over certificate forgery
BSS, Dhaka :
A Dhaka court on Saturday sent to jail four persons who were arrested for making and supplying fake coronavirus infection certificates.
The four accused are: Fazal Huq, 40, Md Sharif Hossain, 32, Md Jamshed, 30, and Md Liyakat Ali, 43.
Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Mohammad Jasim passed the order to send them to jail on Saturday noon.
The court came up with the order as investigation officer (IO) and Mugda Police Station sub-inspector Foysal Munshi
produced them after the end of their three-day remand and pleaded to keep them behind bars till the end of the probe.
Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Devabrata Biswas on June 16 placed the four on three days of remand each in the case.
A team of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) on June 15 arrested the four with a huge number of false corona infection certificates from the capital’s Mugda area.
RAB also recovered two computers, two printers and two scanners from their possessions. The elite crime busting agency later handed them over to police and filed the forgery case against the arrestees with the Mugda Police Station.
A Dhaka court on Saturday sent to jail four persons who were arrested for making and supplying fake coronavirus infection certificates.
The four accused are: Fazal Huq, 40, Md Sharif Hossain, 32, Md Jamshed, 30, and Md Liyakat Ali, 43.
Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Mohammad Jasim passed the order to send them to jail on Saturday noon.
The court came up with the order as investigation officer (IO) and Mugda Police Station sub-inspector Foysal Munshi
produced them after the end of their three-day remand and pleaded to keep them behind bars till the end of the probe.
Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Devabrata Biswas on June 16 placed the four on three days of remand each in the case.
A team of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) on June 15 arrested the four with a huge number of false corona infection certificates from the capital’s Mugda area.
RAB also recovered two computers, two printers and two scanners from their possessions. The elite crime busting agency later handed them over to police and filed the forgery case against the arrestees with the Mugda Police Station.
