A Dhaka court on Tuesday put former IGP Abdullah-Al-Mamun on a four-day remand in a case filed over the killing of Mohammad Ismamul Haque in the city's Chankharpul area on August 05, reports BSS.
Metropolitan Magistrate of Dhaka Saifuzzaman passed the order as investigation officer prayed for 10-day remand for proper investigation.
Ismamul was killed while he was taking part in a protest on August 05 during the anti-discrimination movement.
On August 25, his brother Mohammad Mohibul Haque filed the case with Shahbagh Police Station against a number of people, including ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina.
Detectives of Dhaka Metropolitan Police arrested Mamun from Uttara in the city on September 03.
He was put on remand multiple times in connection with several cases since his arrest.
Ex-IGP Mamun placed on 4-day remand in murder case
FE Team | Published: September 25, 2024 00:36:35
Ex-IGP Mamun placed on 4-day remand in murder case
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