Abdur Razzak Riyad, former acting convener of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement at private universities, has admitted to extortion in a Gulshan Police case. He voluntarily gave a confession in court, while three other accused were sent to jail. The case involves demands for 50 million taka and threats against a former MP’s residence. Investigations continue, with some accused in police remand and one juvenile sent to a development center. The accused have been expelled from their student organization.
Abdur Razzak Riyad, former acting convener of the Combined Private University faction of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, has confessed to extortion charges in a case filed at Gulshan Police Station. On Sunday, Metropolitan Magistrate Md. Sefatullah of Dhaka recorded his confession in court.
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