COX'S BAZAR, Oct 30, 2025 (BSS) - The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has 
filed a case against Mohammad Alamgir, son of Altaj Miah, on charges of 
acquiring around Taka 15 crore without valid income sources.

The anti graft body investigated elaborately against Alamgir and his income 
sources in the last one year and revealed the huge amount of money in 
different banks.

Assistant Director of the ACC's Integrated Office in Cox's Bazar Md Shakhawat 
Hossain led the probe team and found that Alamgir owned Taka 15 crore in 20 
accounts with different banks in the district. 

The ACC also found a joint account with his wife Khaleda Aktar with NRB Bank, 
Sakania branch, where they deposited Taka 2,45,47,120. Khaleda Aktar also 
maintained an account with One Bank in Cox's Bazar where she deposited Taka 
1,29,86,939.

According to the case details, Mohammad Alamgir, having no specific 
profession, committed a punishable offense under the Prevention of Money 
Laundering Act by acquiring Taka 14,93,29,600 in 20 accounts of various banks 
through suspicious transactions. 

He also committed a punishable offense under the Anti-Corruption Commission 
Act by acquiring and possessing assets worth Tk.1,65,42,551 beyond his known 
source of income, it added.

Sakhawat Hossain said Mohammad Alamgir and his wife withdrew the money 
immediately after receiving the information of the ACC's investigation.
 
He tried to introduce himself as a remittance fighter, but the ACC's 
investigation brought the truth, he added.