Mujibur escapes arrest despite fake deputy secretary identity, 11 cases of fraud


Published: 02:50 23 May 2026
Serious allegations have been made against Khulna Development Authority's dismissed chainman Mujibur Rahman of embezzling crores of taka using fake identities. Investigators allege that he has been defrauding the common people for a long time by making visiting cards in different identities, including those of the deputy secretary of the home ministry and an engineer of the housing authority.
It is learned that the court has already issued arrest warrants against him in 11 cases filed in different incidents. However, despite the warrant, he is still roaming openly and is alleged to be continuing to defraud in different areas including the capital.
Sources involved in the investigation say that the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has found the truth of the allegations against him. It is also known that he is misleading people by using photos taken with powerful people and embezzling money.
According to the victims' complaints, he took about 3 crore 7 lakh taka from businessman Mostafizur Rahman in the name of giving a plot in Purbachal. Later, instead of returning the money, he filed multiple cases against the businessman through fraud, which were later proven false during investigation.
There are further allegations that he has embezzled crores of taka from multiple individuals and organizations and later harassed them through intimidation and lawsuits.
Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) sources said that Mujibur Rahman has used different identities at different times - sometimes as a RAJUK official, sometimes as an official of the Ministry of Home Affairs, and sometimes as a concerned official of the Prime Minister's Office.
Meanwhile, it is known that several victims of his fraud are now facing extreme financial losses. Some have lost everything and are living in inhuman conditions.
However, accused Mujibur Rahman claims that the allegations against him are false and that he is not involved in any kind of fraud. According to him, all the assets were taken on bank loans and the cases are under investigation.
Law enforcement agencies say that the matter is being investigated seriously and the process of taking necessary legal action is underway.
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