Khandaker Mosharraf, 11 others sued for extortion
UNB, Comilla
An extortion case was filed against former health and family welfare minister Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain and 11 other BNP leaders today.
Mohammad Ibrahim, a businessman, of Kolakandi village in Titash upazila filed the case with a cognizance court.
In the case, the plaintiff alleged that the former minister demanded Tk 1 lakh from him over cell phone on April 10, 2003.
He also said that he paid Tk 40,000 in the first installment and promised to meet the remaining money afterwards. But, after some days, as the accused started putting pressure on him, he (Ibrahim) left the area in fear of his life, Ibrahim alleged.
After hearing the plaintiff, the court asked the officer-in-charge of Titash Police Station for taking legal action after proper investigation.
-The Daily Star 6/11
Monday, June 11, 2007
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Ex-health minister Mosharraf, 100 others sued for extortion
Two more extortion and looting cases were filed against former health and family welfare minister Dr Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain and 100 others today.
Ashiqur Rahman of Kamalkandi in Daudkandi upazila filed a case against 51 people, including the BNP leader, with a cognisance court of Comilla.
The complainant alleged that miscreants looted his fertiliser shop at Boalmaribazar after he had refused to pay Tk 50,000 toll following the national election in 2001.
Ohidur Rahman lodged another case with the same court against the former health minister and 50 others for damaging and looting 10 rooms of his house at south Nasuruddi village in Daudkandi upazila following the national election in 2001.
Accepting the cases, the court ordered the Officer-in-Charge
(OC) of Daudkandi Police Station to investigate the cases.
Daily Star News
Ashiqur Rahman of Kamalkandi in Daudkandi upazila filed a case against 51 people, including the BNP leader, with a cognisance court of Comilla.
The complainant alleged that miscreants looted his fertiliser shop at Boalmaribazar after he had refused to pay Tk 50,000 toll following the national election in 2001.
Ohidur Rahman lodged another case with the same court against the former health minister and 50 others for damaging and looting 10 rooms of his house at south Nasuruddi village in Daudkandi upazila following the national election in 2001.
Accepting the cases, the court ordered the Officer-in-Charge
(OC) of Daudkandi Police Station to investigate the cases.
Daily Star News
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Saturday, June 24, 2006
Friday, August 06, 2004
Relief distribution in Daudkandi
Recently Major General MSA Bhuiyan (retd) distributed relief to the flood affected people of Daudkandi. People were very happy to have him among them during this severe crisis.
General Bhuiyan (retd) was accompanied by Prof. Kamal Uddin Ahmed and local Awami League leaders.
General Bhuiyan (retd) was accompanied by Prof. Kamal Uddin Ahmed and local Awami League leaders.
Wednesday, June 30, 2004
Major General MSA Bhuiyan (Retd.) visits USA and Canada
Valiant freedom fighter, Major General MSA Bhuiyan (Retd.) is now in USA along with his wife visiting his two son's and well wishers. Reception was given to him in Washington DC, New York, Atlanta and Minneapolis organized by USA Awami League. He will be leaving for Canada on July 12th. Canada Awami league will give him reception in Toronto and Montreal.
He is planning to head back to Bangladesh on July 20th.
-- staff correspondent, daudkandi.info
He is planning to head back to Bangladesh on July 20th.
-- staff correspondent, daudkandi.info
3 of a family acid-burnt
Criminals in Comilla threw acid on three members of a family including two children, a sequel to previous enmity over land dispute, in the early hours of yesterday.
Morsheda Begum, 35, wife of Chittagong City Corporation employee Khalilur Rahman, and her sons Billal Hossain, 6, and eight-month-old Ramjan were sleeping when four criminals entered their house in Maniakandi of Daudkandi at 3:00am.
Awakened, Morsheda asked about their identity but the four raised their mosquito-net, threw acid on them and ran away.
The three were rushed to Gauripur Government Medical Hospital and shifted to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) at 6:00am. Hospital sources said Morsheda suffered burns all over her body, while Billal and Ramjan sustained 40 and 30 percent burns.
Morsheda told newspersons at the DMCH that she identified three of the criminals as Mangal, Kukul and Motaleb, all cousins to her husband.
She said her uncle-in-law had filed a case against them over land dispute one year ago. After the trial, they were sent to jail for one month.
-- Daily Star, Sat. June 19, 2004
Morsheda Begum, 35, wife of Chittagong City Corporation employee Khalilur Rahman, and her sons Billal Hossain, 6, and eight-month-old Ramjan were sleeping when four criminals entered their house in Maniakandi of Daudkandi at 3:00am.
Awakened, Morsheda asked about their identity but the four raised their mosquito-net, threw acid on them and ran away.
The three were rushed to Gauripur Government Medical Hospital and shifted to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) at 6:00am. Hospital sources said Morsheda suffered burns all over her body, while Billal and Ramjan sustained 40 and 30 percent burns.
Morsheda told newspersons at the DMCH that she identified three of the criminals as Mangal, Kukul and Motaleb, all cousins to her husband.
She said her uncle-in-law had filed a case against them over land dispute one year ago. After the trial, they were sent to jail for one month.
-- Daily Star, Sat. June 19, 2004
Major General MSA Bhuiyan (retd.)
Major General MSA Bhuiyan (retd.) has been appointed as a member of the advisory counsil of Bangladesh Awami League. Party leader, daughter of father of the nation, Sheik Hasina made the appointment. This starts a new era in Daudkandi politics.
After hearing the news, the pople of Daudkandi was jubliant.
After hearing the news, the pople of Daudkandi was jubliant.
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