Father-in-law sues daughter-in-law for embezzlement
Nuruzzaman Liton, District Representative Naogaon
In Joypurhat, a case has been filed against the mother of the two minors and those involved in the allegation of embezzling the property and money of the minor sons and other heirs through fraudulent means.
Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Amli Court in Joypurhat yesterday filed the case against the father of the deceased banker Abu Salam, Md. Shahjahan Ali.
According to court and plaintiff sources, the father of the two minors and the 1st accused Mosha: Shabnam Mostari's husband Abu Salam died in a motorcycle accident on April 2, 2021 while serving as a senior principal officer at Sonali Bank Limited Badalgachhi branch. At the time of his death, his wife Mosha: Shabnam Mostari, his two minor sons Md. Nafis Imtiaz Siam (12) and another son Md. Shakib Al Hasan (9), his father Md. Shahjahan Ali Mandal, mother Mosha Raushan. Ara remains as heir.
However, only the 1st accused from the Dogachhi Union Parishad office, Md. Shabnam Mostari and his accomplices, conspired with the others to misappropriate the money and property of the heirs of the 1st accused with malicious intent and only his intentions. He took a certificate of inheritance from two minor sons. In that certificate, the certificate has been taken excluding the parents of the deceased Abu Salam as heirs.
On the other hand, 1 certificate has been issued by the concerned chairman from that UP office. So that the 1st accused and the two minor sons mentioned above have only names. ঐ The tips of the two minors in the certificate have been forged. It is further mentioned that the 1st accused is deleted: Shabnam Mostari, his father- Md. Azizul Mandal (65), mother- deleted: Chhameda Begum (60), concerned bank officials, concerned Union Parishad authorities and 4/5 of their associates are collaborating with each other. By doing so, in the hope of unjust gain, in the hope of unjust gain, with the help of fraud and deception, the plaintiff has created the alleged certificate in the ill-intention of causing irreparable damage and the alleged nominee has also been deceived in collaboration with other accused.
Already, the No. 1 accused has made a nominee created on the basis of forgery and the two legitimate heirs of the deceased Abu Salam have snatched some of the debt owed by his parents. The two minors never provided tips on the certificate issued by the concerned chairman. There is no legal validity to enter into an agreement with any of the minors. In this regard, the plaintiffs did not know about the alleged fraudulent activities of the accused.
The plaintiff filed the case against the accused in the wise court of Joypurhat on February 15, 2022 after collecting all the forged and fabricated documents. Case No. 36P / 2022 (Headquarters). Section of the Act: - D: B: Section 420/48/48/109/34.
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