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DHAKA, Jan 12, 2026 (BSS) - The ACC today filed two cases against former Additional Deputy Inspector General (Addi.DIG) Md. Hamidul Alam, his wife Shahazadi Alam Lipi and three others for amassing illegal wealth, providing false information in asset declarations and money laundering.

Director General of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Md. Akhtar Hossain disclosed the information to the journalists during its regular media briefing at the commission headquarters here. 

The cases were filed at the Bogura District Integrated Office by ACC Assistant Director (AD) Md. Zahidul Islam.

In the first case, former Addi.DIG Md. Hamidul Alam, along with his three sisters Mosammat Aziza Sultana, Mosammat Arefa Salma and Mosammat Shirin Shabnam have been named as accused. In the second case, his wife Shahazadi Alam Lipi has been made an accused with Hamidul Alam as an abettor.

According to the ACC, Md. Hamidul Alam, with dishonest intention, concealed information of assets worth Taka 27,60,03,905 in his submitted wealth statement and made false and baseless declarations. Moreover, by abusing his official position during his service, he allegedly acquired and possessed assets worth about Taka 35,17, 87,995 that is contrary to his known sources of income.

The ACC also revealed that money obtained through predicate offences related to money laundering namely corruption and bribery was used to purchase land in the names of his mother and sisters, which was later transferred to his own name through deeds of gift. 

In this way, the illegal sources of immovable assets worth about Taka 8,94, 64,000 were concealed. 

The ACC alleged that his mother and sisters assisted in these acts. However, as his mother has passed away, she has not been included in the case as an accused.

In another case, the ACC stated that Shahazadi Alam Lipi concealed information about assets worth about Taka 19,56, 27,878 in her asset declaration and with the illegal assistance of her husband, she acquired assets worth about Taka 26, 01, 29,997 that is contrary to her known sources of income.

Additionally, using illegally earned money, properties were purchased in her mother-in-law’s name and later transferred to her own name through deeds of gift, thereby concealing the source of assets worth about Taka 3,74, 42,000.

According to ACC calculations, compared to her acceptable income, Shahazadi Alam Lipi’s net assets were worth about Taka 24,50, 12,354. On charges of abetment, her husband Hamidul Alam has also been accused under section 109 of the Penal Code.

The ACC said that if any new assets or involvement of other individuals are found during the investigation, those will be brought under the jurisdiction of inquiry.