ACC arrests eight more corruption suspects
UNB
The Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) yesterday arrested eight more graft suspects, including an engineer of Dhaka Wasa, from different parts of the country in separate graft cases, reports UNB.
An ACC team arrested former superintending engineer of Dhaka WASA AJM Robiul Kawsar from the capital in a graft case filed against him in 2014 for allegedly plundering about Tk 14 lakh from Dhaka Wasa preparing fake documents, ACC public relations officer Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya told UNB.
The other arrestees are former president of CGA Cooperatives and auditor Rafiqul Islam, former office assistant of Ansar VDP Development Bank Delwar Hossain Shahin, former accountant of Progressive Life Insurance Raju Ahmed, accountant of Palli Bidyut Samity (Brahmanbaria) Al Mahmud, former manager of Grameen Bank Babul Akhter, Nurul Amin of Tangail and Ashraful Rizvi of Dinajpur.
The ACC earlier filed a case against auditor Rafiqul Islam for reportedly swindling out Tk 2.33 crore from the CGA Cooperatives. As part of its countrywide drive, the national anti-graft body on Tuesday arrested 14 people in corruption cases filed against them earlier.
