ACC pleads to cancel bail of 2 former NSU trustees
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The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on Sunday made an application for the cancellation of bail granted to two removed Trustee Board members of North South University (NSU) in a money laundering case.
On November 10, former NSU trustees MA Kashem and Rehana Rahman were granted conditional bail by the High Court.
Earlier this year on May 22, bail plea of four Trustee Board members of North South University (NSU) were scrapped by the High Court in a case lodged over alleged embezzlement.
The court also ordered the Shahbagh police to arrest them immediately and produce before the trial court within 24 hours in connection with the case.
The other two accused in the case are Benajir Ahmed, and Mohammad Shajahan.
The ACC on May 12 filed the case against six, including the chairman of the trustee board, on a charge of embezzling Tk 303.82 crore from the university’s funds for purchasing land for its campus.
