Home Advisor Lt. Gen. (Retd.) has said that former President Abdul Hamid has not been arrested and has not been arrested. Md. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury.
He said this in response to a question from journalists while visiting Jatrabai police station in the capital on Monday (June 9).
The home adviser said that since there is no reason against him, there is no question of arrest. If any crime is proved, then legal action will be taken against him.
He said that the government is trying to not punish anyone who has not committed a crime, so action is being taken after deep investigation of each case.
The home advisor also said that the action taken against the SP and the investigation officer of Kishoreganj was also under investigation for the former president's going abroad, the home advisor also said.
Abdul Hamid came to Dhaka on a Thai flight (TG-339) on Sunday (June 8) night after landing. After landing, he went to the immigration counter in a wheel cheeter. There he was seen sitting in a wheel cheeter for a long time and then he left the airport at 3:30.
Earlier, on May 8, around 3:00 p.m., he left Dhaka for Bangkok on a Thai flight (TG 340). If the poison of going abroad becomes known, the political arena of the country will start to stir.
The police headquarters also formed a high-powered committee to identify the associates of Abdul Hamid's country and started working to identify the people who helped him to leave the country.
The incident of attacking and shooting in the student movement was a case against 124 people including Sadar Model Police Station in Kishoreganj, former President Abudal Hamid, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, his sister Sheikh Rehena, Sheikh Hasina's son Sajib and Azed Ja, Mette Sama and Patul.
Abdul Hamid served as the President of Bangladesh in two consecutive titles from 2013 to 2023 in the Awami League.
