bdjobs.com CEO released hours after detention

Ex-BCL man sues him under ICT Act

AKM Fahim Mashroor, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Bangladesh's largest job site bdjobs.com, was released yesterday afternoon hours after his detention from the capital’s Karwan Bazar area, reports UNB.

A team of Cyber Security and Crime Division under the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) detained Fahim from the 7th floor of Bangladesh Development Bank Limited Bhaban of Karwan Bazar around 12:30pm and released him after several hours.

DMP sources said he was detained yesterday in connection with a case filed by Md Al Sadik, a former BCL leader of Dhaka University unit, with Kafrul Police Station on April 22 under the ICT Act.

In his complaint, the BCL leader alleged that Fahim spread scornful pictures and information of Prime Minister using his Facebook ID during the recent quota reform agitation.

Contacted, Masudur Rahman, deputy commissioner (media) of DMP, said a CTTC team detained Fahim for interrogation for an allegation of circulating scornful pictures and information of Prime Minister from his facebook ID.

Later, he was released after interrogation, the DC (Media) said. Cyber experts have been scrutinising his Facebook ID in this regard, he added.

 

bdjobs.com CEO released hours after detention

Ex-BCL man sues him under ICT Act

AKM Fahim Mashroor, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Bangladeshs largest job site bdjobs.com, was released yesterday afternoon hours after his detention from the capitals Karwan Bazar area, reports UNB. A team of Cyber Security and Crime Division under the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) detained Fahim from the 7th floor of Bangladesh Development Bank Limited Bhaban of Karwan Bazar around 12:30pm and released him after several hours. DMP sources said he was detained yesterday in connection with a case filed by Md Al Sadik, a former BCL leader of Dhaka University unit, with Kafrul Police Station on April 22 under the ICT Act. In his complaint, the BCL leader alleged that Fahim spread scornful pictures and information of Prime Minister using his Facebook ID during the recent quota reform agitation. Contacted, Masudur Rahman, deputy commissioner (media) of DMP, said a CTTC team detained Fahim for interrogation for an allegation of circulating scornful pictures and information of Prime Minister from his facebook ID. Later, he was released after interrogation, the DC (Media) said. Cyber experts have been scrutinising his Facebook ID in this regard, he added.