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Army detains Jubo Dal leader for ‘obstructing’ tender submission in Lalmonirhat
Army personnel have detained a local Jubo Dal leader on charges of creating chaos during tender submission for Lalmonirhat Sadar Hospital.
The detainee is Jahangir Alam Julhas, 40, convenor of Lalmonirhat Municipal unit Jubo Dal and the senior vice-president of the Lalmonirhat District Jubo Dal.
He was detained from the hospital premises this noon, said Tariqul Islam, superintendent of Lalmonirhat Police.
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Later, the army officials handed him over to the police.
Locals said tenders were invited by Dr. Abdul Mokaddem, the supervisor of the hospital, in three categories for supplying equipment for the 250-bed Lalmonirhat Sadar Hospital.
A tender box was set up in front of the hospital's superintendent's office for submissions from 9:00am to 12:00pm on Wednesday.
Security was tightened on the hospital premises to prevent any incident during the submission of hospital tenders but the Jubo Dal leader s along with his associates obstructed other bidders from submitting their tenders since the morning in an effort to bypass police security and favor a preferred contractor.
During this time, he also assaulted the officials accepting the tenders.
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Later, army personnel rushed to the spot after receiving a call from one of the bidders and detained him.
Once the situation was brought under control, 24 bidders were able to submit their bids.
Legal action will be taken against the Juba Dal leader, added the SP.
Anisur Rahman Anis, president of Lalmonirhat District Jubo Dal, said Jahangir Alam did not obstruct any contractors from submitting tenders. In fact, he was detained while attempting to flee at that moment. "This isn’t a significant issue and can be resolved through discussion," he noted.
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Ctg Jubo Dal leader arrested over police constable’s killing on Oct 28
Members of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) have arrested a local Jubo Dal leader from Chandgaon area of Chattogram city early today (November 28, 2023) for his suspected involvement in police constable Amirul’s killing on October 28 during BNP’s grand rally in Dhaka.
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Murad Chowdhury, general secretary of Chattogram north district Jubo Dal, was arrested around 1 am on Tuesday, said Nurul Afsar, senior assistant director of RAB-7.
Later, RAB handed him over to the police, he said.
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Jubo Dal leader Murad Chowdhury, along with his followers, took part in BNP’s grand rally in Naya Paltan area of Dhaka on October 28, RAB informed.
11 months ago
7 get life term for killing Jubo Dal leader in Laxmipur
A Laxmipur court on Monday sentenced seven people to life term imprisonment in a case filed over killing a local Jubo Dal leader at Dattapara union in sadar upazila in 2011.
District and Sessions Judge Mohammad Rahibul Islam passed the order acquitting one more accused of from the charges.
The lifers are Md Aziz, former UP member of Dattapara Union, his son Md Sabuj, Billal Hossain Biplab, Md Ibrahim, Md Manik, Ismail Hossain and Abul Kashem. Ismail and Abul Kashem were present during the hearing while the other convicts remained absconding.
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The convicts were fined Tk 10,000 each, in default, to suffer one year more rigorous imprisonment.
According to case statement, on June 4, 2011, Anwar Hossain, president of union unit of Jubo Dal, was sitting in his brother’s election campaign office at Dattapara Bazar when some miscreants attacked the office and shot him, leaving Anwar dead the spot.
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A murder case was filed at sadar police station the following day against 25 named people and 12 unnamed people following a complaint lodged by Anwar’s brother Md Ashek-E-Elahi.
On January 10, 2015, the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of police submitted the final investigation report at the court.
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