PM’s flight glitch

Time for probe report submission extended

The deadline for submission of the probe report in a case filed over glitches in a VVIP flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been extended by 40 days to March 29, reports UNB. Metropolitan Magistrate Golam Nabi extended the time yesterday as inspector of the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit Mahabubul Alam, also investigation officer of the case, failed to place the report before it yesterday.
On January 12, the same court asked police to submit on Sunday the investigation report in the case as the IO could not submit the report before it according to the deadline.
On December 20 last, Director (Engineering and Management) of Biman Bangladesh Airlines MM Asaduzzaman filed the case against nine officials of the national flag carrier with Airport Police Station under the Special Powers Act. The following day, the DMP headquarters issued an order to transfer the case to the CTTC unit from Airport Police Station. A team of DMP’s CTTC unit arrested seven suspended officials from different areas of the capital on December 21. Later, they were taken on remand in several times.

 

 

PMs flight glitch

Time for probe report submission extended

The deadline for submission of the probe report in a case filed over glitches in a VVIP flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been extended by 40 days to March 29, reports UNB. Metropolitan Magistrate Golam Nabi extended the time yesterday as inspector of the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit Mahabubul Alam, also investigation officer of the case, failed to place the report before it yesterday. On January 12, the same court asked police to submit on Sunday the investigation report in the case as the IO could not submit the report before it according to the deadline. On December 20 last, Director (Engineering and Management) of Biman Bangladesh Airlines MM Asaduzzaman filed the case against nine officials of the national flag carrier with Airport Police Station under the Special Powers Act. The following day, the DMP headquarters issued an order to transfer the case to the CTTC unit from Airport Police Station. A team of DMPs CTTC unit arrested seven suspended officials from different areas of the capital on December 21. Later, they were taken on remand in several times.