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Justice Fazlul’s son, son-in-law apply for graft clemency

ACC files 4 cases against them

Staff Correspondent
Former adviser Justice Fazlul Huq’s son Dr Afzal Hossain, son-in-law Tariqul Rahman Prince and one of his employees applied to the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) yesterday to face the Truth and Accountability Commission (Tac) for making voluntary disclosure about their ill-gotten wealth.
ACC sources confirmed that apart from receiving applications from a number of government officials, they had also received application from the son and son-in-law of Fazlul Huq.
Sources, however, denied disclosing any details about the applicants.
As per tlie voluntary disclosure of information ordinance, 2008 people accused in ACC cases or have been served with notices to submit their wealth statements have to apply through ACC for facing Tac. The accused can also apply to court for facingTac before charge is framed against them in court. The ACC will prepare summary reports about the Fazlul Huq family applicants for sending those to the Tac along with their names.
Meanwhile, the ACC yesterday filed four separate cases against Afzal Hossain, Tariqul Rahman Prince, and his employee Abdul Malek on different charges.
Of the four cases two were filed with Ramna police station while one with Dhanmondi and the other with cantonment police station. ACC assistant director Mohammad Ibrahim filed all the cases.
ACC accused Afzal in one of the cases filed with Ramna police station on charge of concealing information and amassing wealth over Tk 1.40 crore beyond his known sources of income.
The other case with the same police station accused Abdul Malek — an employee of Fazlul Huq foundation of amassing Tk 46.99 lakh beyond his known sources of income.
In the case filed with Dhanmondi police station Afzal is accused of laundering money. According to the case statement Afzal realized a total of Tk 10.61 crore through taking bribes in return for transfer of the government employees with the help of his father.
In the case filed with cantonment police station Prince was ' accused of amassing Tk 38.50 lakh beyond his known source of income.
The ACC approved the cases on September 11 to be filed.
The ACC has so far sent lists of over 50 corruption suspects to Tac for making voluntary disclosure following their applications.