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Ex-MP Akhtaruzzaman Detained by Police in Dhaka on Suspicion of Banned Organization Ties

Former Gazipur-5 MP Akhtaruzzaman was arrested by the Dhaka Metropolitan Police on allegations of involvement with a banned organization.

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In a significant development, the Dhaka Metropolitan Police's Detective Branch (DB) apprehended former Member of Parliament (MP) for Gazipur-5, Akhtaruzzaman, in the Gulshan area of Dhaka on August 5, 2026. The arrest took place during a late-night raid at a residence in Gulshan, with authorities confirming his detention on suspicion of being linked to a banned organization.

Details of the Arrest

The DB conducted the raid at approximately 10:00 PM, leading to Akhtaruzzaman's arrest. According to the DMP, the former lawmaker is under investigation for his alleged activities associated with the banned organization. Furthermore, he faces multiple criminal charges, including allegations of murder.

Akhtaruzzaman's arrest is part of ongoing legal proceedings, as the DB continues to investigate his involvement in various criminal activities. The police are working to gather evidence and determine the full extent of his alleged offenses.

Background and Context

Akhtaruzzaman previously served as the MP for Gazipur-5, representing the area in the national parliament. His arrest comes amid a broader crackdown on individuals suspected of ties to banned organizations, which the government has vowed to tackle rigorously to maintain national security.

The government has been under pressure to address the activities of banned groups, which have been linked to various acts of violence and crime. Akhtaruzzaman's case is one of several high-profile arrests in recent months, highlighting the authorities' commitment to rooting out such organizations.

The legal process against Akhtaruzzaman is ongoing, and further details are expected to emerge as the investigation progresses. The DB's actions reflect the government's determination to ensure that those involved in illegal activities face justice.

Source: BSS

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