Chittagong Bureau :
A special court here on Thursday awarded life term imprisonment to a man for murdering his wife over a family feud in 1994.
The special tribunal Judge Mir Ruhul Amin delivered the judgment convicting Saber Ali, hailed from Hillview Housing society under Panchliash thana in the city.
The court also fined him Tk 10,000 in default to suffer more one year imprisonment.
The court acquitted Saber’s second wife Monowara Begum and relative Zamal Hossain for not proved allegation against them.
The prosecution story, in short is that the convicted Saber along with his accomplices strangulated to death his wife Arju Begum, in an altercation over a second marriage of Saber at his residence on October 1 in 1994.
Police recovered the body beside his residence at the same area on October 2 in 1994.
Victim’s father Nazir Hossain, filed a murder case with Panchliash thana on October 9 against three persons while police submitted charge-sheet on 22 April in 1995.
The court examined the six witnesses out of 12 in the trial process and declared the verdict.
A special court here on Thursday awarded life term imprisonment to a man for murdering his wife over a family feud in 1994.
The special tribunal Judge Mir Ruhul Amin delivered the judgment convicting Saber Ali, hailed from Hillview Housing society under Panchliash thana in the city.
The court also fined him Tk 10,000 in default to suffer more one year imprisonment.
The court acquitted Saber’s second wife Monowara Begum and relative Zamal Hossain for not proved allegation against them.
The prosecution story, in short is that the convicted Saber along with his accomplices strangulated to death his wife Arju Begum, in an altercation over a second marriage of Saber at his residence on October 1 in 1994.
Police recovered the body beside his residence at the same area on October 2 in 1994.
Victim’s father Nazir Hossain, filed a murder case with Panchliash thana on October 9 against three persons while police submitted charge-sheet on 22 April in 1995.
The court examined the six witnesses out of 12 in the trial process and declared the verdict.
