A court has ordered the seizure of two properties owned by former police chief Benazir Ahmed in the United States, along with the freezing of his bank accounts in the US and Malaysia. The Anti-Corruption Commission filed the request, citing allegations of illegal wealth accumulation worth over 94 million BDT during his tenure as police inspector general. Investigations reveal attempts to transfer assets to relatives. Benazir left the country last year, and an Interpol arrest warrant has been issued against him.
A court has ordered the seizure of two immovable properties belonging to former police inspector general Benazir Ahmed located in the United States. Additionally, two of his bank accounts—one with Standard Chartered Bank in the US and another with CIMB Islamic Bank in Malaysia—have been ordered frozen.
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