Acting JMB chief shown arrested
Saidur lands in Jail
The acting Chief of banned Islamist outfit Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) Bhagne Shahid alias Nazmul was shown arrested yesterday in connection with a case filed for making an attempt to kill late Prof Humayun Azad on February 27, 2004.
The order came following a petition of Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Inspector Mostafizur Rahman, also the investigation officer (IO) of the case, for showing Shahid arrested in the case.
The IO also prayed for a seven-day remand to interrogate him. The court, however, fixed today for hearing on the remand prayer in his presence.
Jamaat Nayeb-e-Ameer Delwar Hossain Sayedee was also shown arrested in the same case and he was placed on a three-day remand for interrogation.
SAIDUR LANDS IN JAIL
Another Dhaka court yesterday sent JMB chief Moulana Saidur Rahman to jail. He was produced before it on completion of a three-day remand in a case filed with Kadamtoli Police Station for subversive activities. Metropolitan Magistrate Roksana Begum Happy passed the order after Detective Branch (DB) Inspector Sheikh Mahbubur Rahman, also the IO of the case, produced him before it and did not seek further remand.
Another Dhaka court yesterday sent JMB chief Moulana Saidur Rahman to jail. He was produced before it on completion of a three-day remand in a case filed with Kadamtoli Police Station for subversive activities. Metropolitan Magistrate Roksana Begum Happy passed the order after Detective Branch (DB) Inspector Sheikh Mahbubur Rahman, also the IO of the case, produced him before it and did not seek further remand.
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