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Social Media Content Creator Mamun Jailed Over Dowry and Domestic Violence Allegations

A Dhaka court has sent social media content creator Abdullah Al Mamun, alias Prince Mamun, to jail in a case involving dowry demands and domestic violence.

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A Dhaka court has sent social media content creator Abdullah Al Mamun, alias Prince Mamun, to jail in a case filed under the Women and Children Repression Prevention Act. The case involves allegations of demanding Tk 1 crore in dowry and physically assaulting his second wife, Atikia Faizah Mohona, a fashion model.

Case Details and Allegations

Mohona filed the case with Bhatara Police Station, accusing Mamun of demanding Taka one crore in dowry and subjecting her to physical assault. According to the case statement, the couple had been experiencing frequent disputes over various issues since their marriage about five months ago.

The complaint alleges that Mamun was involved in extramarital relationships with multiple women and was addicted to drugs. Whenever Mohona questioned him about these matters, he allegedly assaulted her. The plaintiff also claims that Mamun had been demanding Taka one crore in dowry from her, claiming he needed the money for business purposes. When she refused to pay, he allegedly subjected her to physical and mental abuse.

Court Proceedings and Decision

Police produced Mamun before the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate's Court in Dhaka and sought an order to keep him in custody. The investigation officer, Sub-Inspector Md Yawur Rahman of Bhatara Police Station, pleaded for his detention, while the defence sought bail. After hearing both sides, Metropolitan Magistrate Md Monirul Islam rejected the bail petition and ordered that Mamun be sent to jail.

Mamun was arrested shortly after the case was filed. The court's decision to send him to jail highlights the seriousness of the allegations and the potential consequences for those found guilty of such offences under the Women and Children Repression Prevention Act.

Source: BSS

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