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Tabith Awal quizzed over suspicious bank dealings

Staff Correspondent
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has given BNP executive committee member Tabith Awal seven working days to submit necessary documents of his wealth and bank accounts.
ACC yesterday quizzed Tabith for about five hours over allegations of suspicious transaction, money laundering and amassing wealth illegally.
He was quizzed by ACC Deputy Director SM Akhtar Hamid Bhuiyan. During the quizzing, Tabith said he would not be able to answers their questions without seeing the documents. He also sought time to produce necessary documents. The quizzing continued till around 1:40pm.
Tabith, who denied to comment over the allegations, said, "An enquiry is ongoing. There is a legal barrier to make any comment... I don’t think it would be appropriate to say anything right now."
"But I'm hopeful that the truth will be revealed after a proper enquiry," he said. "It's a ploy to distract BNP from Khaleda Zia's case. I hope our leader will be freed soon," said Tabith.
Currently, the by-election to Dhaka North City Corporation, following the death of its previous mayor Annisul Huq, is currently pendinguntil disposal of some High Court rules.
Tabith also ran for the mayor position of Dhaka North in the last city corporation elections.
'BCL men' beat up student at DU
DU Correspondent
A student was beaten allegedly by several Bangladesh Chhatra League activists for “unknown reasons" at Dhaka University early yesterday.
Jubayer Ahmed, a first-year sociology student, was undergoing treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
Students residing in Bijoy Ekattor Hall, who said to have
witnessed the incident, said eight to ten BCL activists of Bijoy Ekattor Hall unit were talking to Jubayer on the Memory Eternal premises around midnight.
Later, they started altercating and at one stage the men attacked Jubayer with iron rods and sticks, the witnesses said.
Three of the attackers were Sadik, Sifat and Parvez, they added. The BCL men also snatched the victim's phone. On information, Jubayer's classmates rushed him to the DMCH.
Fakir Rasel Ahmed, president of the hall's BCL unit said he does not know any of the attackers.
“We are looking into the matter," DU Proctor Prof AKM Golam Rabbani toldThe Daily Star.