The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) seized six Brahma cows from the farm of Sadiq Agro located in Mohammadpur Beribandh area of ​​the capital. The cows were seized in the operation conducted on Wednesday.

ACC Assistant Director Abul Kalam Azad led the operation. Dhaka District Livestock Officer Basna Akter was present at this time.

ACC Public Relations Officer Aktarul Islam confirmed this information to the media.

Earlier, the ACC raided the Central Cow Breeding and Dairy Farm in Savar, Dhaka last Monday, accusing Sadiq Agro of giving special benefits. ACC Assistant Director Abul Kalam Azad also led that operation. At that time, the director of central cow breeding and dairy farms. ACC investigation team members spoke to Monirul Islam.

That day ACC Assistant Director Abul Kalam Azad said that in 2021 Sadiq Agro's Imran Hossain created a commotion by bringing 18 American Brahma cows to Bangladesh. However, since the import of Brahma breed of cows is prohibited, they were seized by Dhaka Customs. The cows are housed at the Central Cattle Breeding and Dairy Farm at Savar through the Department of Livestock. Later the cows mysteriously moved to Imran's Sadiq Agro.

It should be noted that recently Imran Hossain charged the price of a goat to 15 lakh taka. Later, when this young man named Mushfiqur Rahman Ifat bought the goat for Tk 12 lakh, the name of his father Matiur Rahman, who is a high-ranking officer of the Revenue Board, came forward. The news of the mountain of illegal wealth created in the name of himself and his wife and children also came out. In the meantime, a lot of criticism started with Imran Hussain, the owner of Sadiq Agro, and his 'high-bred animal' farm.