Court Correspondent :
A Dhaka court on Thursday fixed June 18 to pass orders in connection with framing of issue in a case filed against BNP Senior Vice-Chairman Tarique Rahman, his younger brother Arafat Rahman Koko and nine others for defaulting a loan payment of Sonali Bank Limited.
Judge Mohammad Rabiuzzaman of Ortho Rin Adalat-1 (Money Loan Court-1) of Dhaka passed the order after hearing on framing issues of the case.
The other defendants in the case are late Major Iskander’s son Shams Iskander, Safin Iskander, daughter Sumaiya Iskander, wife Nasrin Ahmad, businessman Giasuddin Al Mamun, his wife Shahina Yasmin, Kazi Galib Ahmad, Shamsunnahar and her son Masud Hasan. Shamsunnahar and Masud Hasan were made defendants in the case after the death of defendant Mozaffar Ahmad.
On October 2 last year, Sonali Bank filed the case against the defendants after their company failed to repay the principal amount with interest accumulated in 11 years. The company had borrowed Tk 12.16 crore from the bank’s principal office in the capital on October 16, 2001. The outstanding amount is now Tk 45.49 crore.
A Dhaka court on Thursday fixed June 18 to pass orders in connection with framing of issue in a case filed against BNP Senior Vice-Chairman Tarique Rahman, his younger brother Arafat Rahman Koko and nine others for defaulting a loan payment of Sonali Bank Limited.
Judge Mohammad Rabiuzzaman of Ortho Rin Adalat-1 (Money Loan Court-1) of Dhaka passed the order after hearing on framing issues of the case.
The other defendants in the case are late Major Iskander’s son Shams Iskander, Safin Iskander, daughter Sumaiya Iskander, wife Nasrin Ahmad, businessman Giasuddin Al Mamun, his wife Shahina Yasmin, Kazi Galib Ahmad, Shamsunnahar and her son Masud Hasan. Shamsunnahar and Masud Hasan were made defendants in the case after the death of defendant Mozaffar Ahmad.
On October 2 last year, Sonali Bank filed the case against the defendants after their company failed to repay the principal amount with interest accumulated in 11 years. The company had borrowed Tk 12.16 crore from the bank’s principal office in the capital on October 16, 2001. The outstanding amount is now Tk 45.49 crore.
