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8 sourcesFirst reported Fri 23 Oct at 12:24, updated 3 d ago

জামায়াত আমিরের অ্যাকাউন্ট হ্যাকড: তদন্তে দীর্ঘসূত্রতা

jamaat ameer account hacked investigation delayed

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Neutral summary

from 5 outlets' reporting

Prothom Alo reported that eight months after a complaint about the hacking of the Jamaat-e-Islami ameer's X account, the devices used in the investigation have not yet reached the Detective Branch of police. The complainant, Sirajul Islam, reportedly refuses to hand them over over security concerns and wants forensic examination in his presence; a forensic report on the device of arrested suspect Sharwar Alam is also unavailable. Separately, Jugantor, Amar Desh, Banglavision and Desh TV reported, citing a statement signed by Jamaat's central publicity department senior assistant Mujibul Alam on Saturday (24 October), that a criminal gang hacked the WhatsApp account of deputy ameer Prof. Mujibur Rahman MP. The party urged well-wishers to avoid any financial transactions through the account and to verify requests.

Where accounts differ. Prothom Alo describes an X account hack under investigation, while Jugantor, Amar Desh, Banglavision and Desh TV report only a WhatsApp account hack announced by the party, with no mention of the investigation or arrest.

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জামায়াত আমিরের অ্যাকাউন্ট হ্যাকড: তদন্তে দীর্ঘসূত্রতা

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