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ACP Dawood’s Legal Team: “No one should use Parliament to spread falsehoods against officers”

Lawcraft Law Firm LLP, legal representatives of Assistant Commissioner of Police Mohamed Dawood, rejected allegations made by Deputy Speaker Ahmed Nazim, denying that unaccounted funds entered Dawood's accounts or that he is linked to the MMPRC case. Nazim had made the allegations during a Public Finance Committee meeting, citing property purchases and an ACC confidential report.

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  • Deputy Speaker Ahmed Nazim made allegations about deposits into Mohamed Dawood's bank accounts during a Public Finance Committee meeting. earlier today The Standard The statement was released after Deputy Speaker Ahmed Nazim, speaking during a Public Finance Committee meeting earlier today, alleged that large sums of money from unknown sources were deposited into Dawood's bank accounts between 2023 and 2024.

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  • Assistant Commissioner Mohamed Dawood was promoted to his current rank. September 2024 The Standard Assistant Commissioner Mohamed Dawood — promoted to his current rank in September 2024 — has served in multiple key policing roles, including as Head of Road Police, Deputy Head of the Drug Enforcement Department, and as a lead detective officer in major national investigations.

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