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4 Ctg cops sued for bribery

Our Correspondent, ctg
A local trader yesterday filed a case against four people including the offi-cer-in-charge and two sub-inspectors of Double Mooring Police Station in connection with demanding bribe and evicting him from his shop.
The accused are: Officer-in-Charge Rafiqul Islam and sub-inspectors Osman and Harun, and Nurul Amin, 55, a trader.
Haji Bazal Ahmad Sawdagor, 70, a motorparts trader of the city's Supariwalapara, filed the case with the Court of Chittagong Metropolitan
Sessions Judge.
The court took the case into cognizance and ordered the Anti-Corruption Commission to submit a report after investigating the matter.
The plaintiff stated that he owns a shop and a warehouse on around seven kathas of land at Supariwa 1 apara of Pathantuli and has been importing and selling motor parts for the last 38 years.
Nurul Amin, a local trader, recently attempted to evict him from his property claiming that he owns the shop, Bazal alleged.
Bazal's lawyer Rezaul Karim quoting the case statement said his client has filed a general dairy with the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate's (CMM) Court on September 14 in this connection.
On September 18, OC Rafiqul and the two other Si's took Bazal to Double
Mooring Police Station saying that they need to examine his documents but they demanded Tk 15 lakh bribe, claimed Bazal in his case statement.
As he refused to pay, police instantly sent him to jail filing a false case against him with the same police station, added Bazal.
Bazal got bail from court the following day and alleged that the OC took Tk 11 lakh as bribe from Nurul Amin.
On September 27, a team of police led by the two Si's looted goods worth Tk 1 crore from his shop and warehouse and evicted him from his land, said Bazal.
When contacted, OC Rafiqul Islam termed the allegations false and baseless. He said SI Osman was the investigation officer of the case.
Meanwhile, another case was filed against a subinspector of Chandgaon Police Station yesterday in
connection with snatching Tk 50,000 from a trader.
Osman Gani Manik, a trader of Bahaddarhat, filed the case with the Court of Chittagong Metropolitan Sessions Judge.
In his case statement, Osman claimed that SI Abul Kalam Azad of Chandgaon Police Station called him at a hotel in Bahaddarhat to settle a family feud between Osman and his wife over his wife's affair. As he reached the hotel, SI Abul Kalam arrested him and took him to the police station where the SI took the money and a mobile phone from him on September 09,2011. Osman claimed that the SI also realised Tk 20,000 bribe from his brother Arif Mahiuddin for releasing him.
As he asked for his money back, after getting bail from the court, SI Abul Kalam threatened to kill him on October 2, Osman claimed.