Dhaka: The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has decided to file a case against former state minister for disaster management and relief, Md Enamur Rahman, for his alleged involvement in acquiring movable and immovable wealth inconsistent with known income sources. ACC Director General (prevention) Md Akhter Hossain disclosed this information to journalists during a briefing today.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the ACC's investigation revealed that Dr. Enamur Rahman accumulated assets worth over Tk 8.53 crore. Out of this total, his acceptable income amounted to Tk 2 crore, 2 lakh, 14 thousand, and 562. However, he could not provide proper documentation for income sources amounting to Tk 6 crore, 50 lakh, 92 thousand, and 785.
The ACC official further stated that Enamur engaged in suspicious transactions totaling over Tk 12.69 crore through his five bank accounts at various times. As a result of these findings, the ACC has recommended filing a case against him.
In a related development, the ACC has requested Enamur's wife, Rawshan Akhter Chowdhury, to submit her wealth statement to the commission. She was found in possession of assets worth approximately Tk 28 crore, 26 lakh, 89 thousand, and 299, which were inconsistent with known sources of income.