The Anti-Corruption Commission on Tuesday filed four separate cases against former lawmaker Ranjit Kumar Roy, his wife Niyoti Rani Roy, and their two sons over allegations of accumulating illegal assets worth Tk 15.5 crore and suspicious transactions of Tk 218 crore.
ACC director general, Md Aktar Hossain, confirmed the news at a press briefing at the commission鈥檚 headquarters in the capital鈥檚 Segun Bagicha.
According to the case, Ranjit Kumar Roy, the former lawmaker from the Jessore 4 constituency, is accused of abusing his power and accumulating assets amounting to Tk 6.12 crore and suspicious transactions totalling Tk 39 crore in 25 bank accounts.
The second case was filed against Niyoti Rani Roy on charges of acquiring assets worth Tk 1.99 crore beyond known source of income and suspicious transactions of Tk 8.80 crore in her 21 bank accounts.
The third case was filed against Ranjit Kumar Roy鈥檚 son, Rajib Kumar Roy,听 on charges of acquiring illegal assets worth Tk 3.60 crore and unusual transactions of Tk 162.34 crore in 69 bank accounts.
The fourth case was filed against Ranjit鈥檚 son, Sajib Kumar Roy,听 for acquiring illegal assets worth Tk 3.74 crore and suspicious transactions of Tk 8.39 crore in 18 bank accounts.
Former Awami league lawmaker Ranjit Kumar is accused in all the cases.
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