The Dhaka Times Desk Tarek Saeed Mohammad, the son-in-law of Relief and Disaster Management Minister Mofazzal Hossain Chowdhury Maya, who was arrested in the seven murder case in Narayanganj, has claimed his innocence.
Tarek Saeed Mohammad, the son-in-law of Relief and Disaster Management Minister Mofazzal Hossain Chowdhury, the former RAB officer arrested in the much-discussed Narayanganj seven murder case, has claimed innocence. During the court hearing yesterday, he declared himself innocent. He said, 'I have no objection to remand for more than 10 days. We also want a proper investigation of the incident and uncover the real mystery.' However, Major Arif, who was arrested at the same time, did not give any statement on this matter. Khabar Bangladesh News24.
Tarek Saeed expressed his anger on the media during that hearing. He said, 'Based on the words of deceased Nazrul's father-in-law, the media is pouring out our alleged and fabricated news, which is not true.'
They raised the question and said, 'The judge has given 5 days remand under the influence of which district and state? Where no specific and acceptable argument has been advanced on behalf of the accused. It is unreasonable to remand for 5 days there.' They think there is another purpose behind it. There is a ghost hiding in Sarsh' is commented. The remand hearing lasted about 40 minutes. Judge granted remand of 2 officers for 5 days.
Strict security was taken to bring the two officials to the court. They were brought to the court with helmets and security. At this time, extensive security was also seen in the court.
It is to be noted that the two RAB officers were arrested early Saturday morning and produced in Narayanganj Senior Judicial Magistrate Chandni Rupam's court at noon. The remand hearing continued there for about 40 minutes. Claiming his innocence during the hearing, Lt. Col. (retd.) Tariq Saeed gave a statement in his own behalf. There was no lawyer for them at that time.
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