Court Correspondent :
The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) Court of Dhaka yesterday sent BNP Vice-Chairman Shamsuzzaman Dudu to the jail in a sabotage case filed with Ramna Model Police Station of the city.
Magistrate AKM Moin Uddin Siddiqui of the CMM Court passed the order rejecting the bail plea of Dudu’s counsels. Earlier, investigation officer of the case, Ramna Police Station SI Sudip Kumar Ghosh produced
Shamsuzzaman Dudu in the court and prayed to the court to keep the accused in the jail custody till the police inquiry ends.
Meanwhile, Dudu’s lawyers sought division for him in the jail, while the court directed the authorities to take necessary steps as per the jail code. However, the court rejected the bail petition, filed on behalf of Shamsuzzaman Dudu.
Police detained Dudu around 12 noon on Monday. Earlier, the BNP leader and other BNP men formed a human chain in front of the Jatiya Press Club amid tight security.
Among others, Advocates Sanaullah Mia, Syed Joynul Abedin Mesba and Helal Uddin moved the case on behalf of the Defence.
The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) Court of Dhaka yesterday sent BNP Vice-Chairman Shamsuzzaman Dudu to the jail in a sabotage case filed with Ramna Model Police Station of the city.
Magistrate AKM Moin Uddin Siddiqui of the CMM Court passed the order rejecting the bail plea of Dudu’s counsels. Earlier, investigation officer of the case, Ramna Police Station SI Sudip Kumar Ghosh produced
Shamsuzzaman Dudu in the court and prayed to the court to keep the accused in the jail custody till the police inquiry ends.
Meanwhile, Dudu’s lawyers sought division for him in the jail, while the court directed the authorities to take necessary steps as per the jail code. However, the court rejected the bail petition, filed on behalf of Shamsuzzaman Dudu.
Police detained Dudu around 12 noon on Monday. Earlier, the BNP leader and other BNP men formed a human chain in front of the Jatiya Press Club amid tight security.
Among others, Advocates Sanaullah Mia, Syed Joynul Abedin Mesba and Helal Uddin moved the case on behalf of the Defence.
