Former army chief Shafiqul Islam has submitted a request for an extension after failing to appear for questioning by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ADC). The request, filed within a month of the summons, highlights ongoing legal proceedings against high-ranking military officials. The ADC has been investigating allegations of corruption involving former defense personnel. Shafiqul Islam, a prominent figure in Bangladesh's military history, is among several officials under scrutiny. His absence from the commission's summons has prompted formal legal procedures. The case underscores the ongoing efforts to hold former military leaders accountable for alleged misconduct. Legal experts suggest the extension request may delay further action against the former chief. The situation reflects broader challenges in enforcing accountability within the military sector.