College teacher held over Facebook post in Lalmonirhat
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College teacher held over Facebook post in Lalmonirhat

College teacher held over Facebook post in Lalmonirhat
Md Shariful Islam, Assistant teacher of Chemistry at Patgram Adarsha Degree College.


A college teacher was arrested for allegedly spreading confusion among people over coronavirus by presenting fake information on Facebook.

The arrestee was identified as Md Shariful Islam, Assistant teacher of Chemistry at Patgram Adarsha Degree College.

Sub-Inspector Ashraful Islam filed the case under Digital Security Act with Patgram Police Station at 12am on Wednesday.

Later, Islam was arrested from his house at Mirzarkot of Patgram Municipality, said Officer-in-Charge of Patgram Police Station Sumon Kumar Mohonto.

In a Facebook post on May 11, Islam claimed that following the guideline of social distancing has severely hurt the Quran, Islam and religious belief, the OC said.

Kumar said: “Washing hands frequently, using face masks and staying at home can’t prevent the COVID-19, the teacher claimed.”

Also read: Man arrested under Digital Security Act for criticising AL MP on Facebook

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