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National Citizen Party Spokesperson Asif Mahmud Criticizes Financial Probe Into Content Creator Salman Muqtadir

Asif Mahmud Alleges BFIU Financial Record Inquiry Serves as Warning to Dissenters Following Vandalism Incident and Social Media Criticism

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Political Desk • 30 Sept • 2 min read • 4 views · 4 impressions

Updated 8 Nov 2026

National Citizen Party Spokesperson Asif Mahmud Criticizes Financial Probe Into Content Creator Salman Muqtadir
National Citizen Party Spokesperson Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain reacts to BFIU financial investigations into content creator Salman Muqtadir.

National Citizen Party (NCP) Spokesperson Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain strongly criticized government authorities on Wednesday (September 30, 2026) following the Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit's (BFIU) decision to audit the bank account records of popular content creator Salman Muqtadir.

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The financial inquiry was launched shortly after Muqtadir posted social media videos criticizing government performance following a vandalism attack on his studio by unidentified miscreants. Reacting to the BFIU notice on Facebook, Asif Mahmud sarcastically posted, "Stay a victim like a victim should; why would you protest? Especially against the Acting Prime Minister!" He further outlined what he described as a systematic harassment framework—"BFIU-ACC-lawsuit-narrative-perception-harassment"—arguing that the state's actions send a chilling message to potential victims against speaking out or raising public grievances.

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