Ex-minister Abdur Rahman is banned from leaving the country


Published: 02:27 6 October 2024
The court has banned Abdur Rahman, former minister of the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock, from leaving the country. Acting Judge of Dhaka Metropolitan Sessions Judge Farzana Yasmin gave this order in view of ACC's application on October 6.
On this day, the deputy director of the ACC. Anwarul Haque applied for a ban on his departure from the country. ACC public prosecutor Mahmud Hossain Jahangir heard the court. After the hearing, the court gave this order.
It is said in the application, Md. Abdur Rahman is investigating the allegations of abuse of power, misappropriation of government money through various irregularities and corruption and acquiring extra wealth in his own name and in the name of his family members. Complaint related person. It is known from detailed sources that Abdur Rahman may leave the country and flee abroad. His foreign travel should be canceled for the sake of proper investigation of the complaint.
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