Bail was denied, and Pori Moni and Mou were put in jail.
On Tuesday, August 10, 2021, actress Pori Moni appeared in Dhaka CMM court.
On the fulfillment of remands in three distinct charges filed with Banani and Mohammadpur police stations under the Narcotics Control Act, film actress Pori Moni, model Mariam Akhter Mou, and three others were sent to jail today.
Raz Multimedia owner Nazrul Islam Raz, his associate Md Sabuj Ali, and Pori Moni's associate Ashraful Islam Dipu are the other three.
Today, the Criminal Investigation Department did not file any remand petitions for the five.
After CID Inspector Kazi Golam Mostafa, who is also the case's investigation officer, placed Pori Moni and Dipu before the court on completion of their six-day remand in two stages, Metropolitan Magistrate Dhiman Chandra Mondol denied their bail requests and sentenced them to prison.Pori Moni and Dipu provided crucial information about the recovery of narcotics from their dwellings, according to the IO's forwarding report. They will interfere with the investigation if they are granted bail, and they will be able to flee the nation. As a result, the IO petitioned the court to remand them in custody until the inquiry is completed.
The defense, on the other hand, asked a judge for bail, claiming that Pori Moni was unfairly accused and that she has committed to a number of films that she will be unable to complete if she is detained.
After Investigation Officer CID Inspector Md Giaus Uddin presented Raz and Sabuj before the court on conclusion of their six-day remand in two parts, the same court sentenced them to prison.
The IO also requested that they be held in custody until the inquiry is finished.
After CID Inspector Probir Kumar Ghosh, who is also the case's investigation officer, presented Mou before the court on completion of her nine-day confinement in three phases, Metropolitan Magistrate Md Abu Sayeed refused her bail petition and sent her to jail.
Pori Moni, Raz, and their friends were detained on August 5 in two different Narcotics Control Act cases brought by the Rapid Action Battalion. Members of the elite force had raided their homes the day before and arrested them.
Mou was detained on August 1 in her Mohammadpur home by detectives. They claimed to have seized 750 yaba tablets as well as 12 bottles of foreign alcohol.
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