Staff Reporter :
Attorney General Mahbubey Alam on Thursday evening received a death threat through a letter sent by one who described himself as an expelled Awami League leader.
“I have received a letter in which its sender has asked me to get prepared
for death,” the Attorney General told The New Nation.
“Earlier, I received such death threats around five times after I was appointed as Attorney General in 2009,” AG also said.
The sender also expressed anger to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her government over different issues, including the killing of Ziaur Rahman and sending the men of BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami to jail.
A general diary will be filed with Shahbagh Police Station in this connection, he said.
Attorney General Mahbubey Alam on Thursday evening received a death threat through a letter sent by one who described himself as an expelled Awami League leader.
“I have received a letter in which its sender has asked me to get prepared
for death,” the Attorney General told The New Nation.
“Earlier, I received such death threats around five times after I was appointed as Attorney General in 2009,” AG also said.
The sender also expressed anger to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her government over different issues, including the killing of Ziaur Rahman and sending the men of BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami to jail.
A general diary will be filed with Shahbagh Police Station in this connection, he said.
