Home Advisor told the reason not to arrest Abdul Hamid – Bangladesh Diplomat

Lt. General (retd) Md. Home Advisor Lieutenant General (Retd) Md. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury.

He said there is currently no arrest warrant against Abdul Hamid. According to the law, no one can be arrested without a warrant. However, appropriate legal action will be taken against him if the allegations are proved.

Earlier on Sunday (June 5th), Abdul Hamid arrived in Dhaka on a Thai Airways flight (TG-1) at 1:30 pm. After landing, he went to the immigration counter by a wheel chair at 5am.

There he was seen sitting in a wheel chair for a long time. He left the airport when his immigration was completed around 9pm.

At that time he was wearing shirts and lungi. Abdul Hamid was looking pretty devastated, sources said.

During the two terms drawn during the Awami League government, Md. Abdul Hamid left the country on a Thai Airways flight early May. He went to Thailand for treatment as there was no ban on departure from Abdul Hamid.

The younger son Riyad Ahmed Tushar and Schalk Dr. Go to AM Navashad Khan. It is known that he went abroad on the advice of doctors in the country.

When the matter was known, the riot began. The police headquarters also organized a high -powered committee to identify his associates to leave the country. The committee, which was formed to identify those involved in assistance in the country, started work.

Abdul Hamid was sworn in as the 27th President of the country on April 23, 28, and on April 23, the second time on April 28, the 21st President.

At the end of his term, he was sworn in as president on April 27, 2021. Sahabuddin. After leaving Bangabhaban, Abdul Hamid moved to his house in Nikunj, the capital.

A case was filed against former President Abdul Hamid, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, his sister Sheikh Rehena, Sheikh Hasina's son Sajib Wazed Joy, daughter Sama Wazed Putul on January 5 at Kishoreganj Sadar Model Police Station.

After the departure of Abu Hamid, there were intense reactions from various political parties. In this context, the Home Ministry took action against some police officers.