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Justice at the request of the State. The Nuruzzaman Virtual Chamber court issued the order on Tuesday.
Assistant Attorney General Murad Reza told bdnews24.com: If a copy of the Superior Court order is received within this period, the appeal to the Appeals Division will be authorized. I hope the moratorium is extended then. ”
On September 23, Justice. Emdadul Haque and Justicia. The Akram Hossain Chowdhury court granted Abul Asad a provisional bond of one year. Additionally, a rule was also issued asking why he would not be granted a regular bond.
The state appealed to the chamber court to suspend the order. The Superior Court suspended the bail granted by the Superior Court on Tuesday after hearing his appeal.
Quader Mollah, known as the ‘Butcher of Mirpur’, was hanged on December 12, 2013 for war crimes in 1971.
To commemorate that day, a report was published on the front page of the Jamaat-e-Islami spokesman, Sangram, entitled “Today is the sixth anniversary of the martyrdom of Shaheed Abdul Quader Mollah.”
A group of BCL leaders and activists burned several copies of the Sangram newspaper on December 13 last year at noon on the campus of Dhaka University. In the afternoon, protesters surrounded and smashed Dainik Sangram’s office.
An organization called Muktijuddha Mancha demanded the cancellation of the newspaper’s ‘statement’ within 24 hours, claiming that Dainik Sangram’s office was being used as a temporary office for Jamaat-Shibir.
Bail from Sangram’s Clerk in Superior Court
After that incident, the police took Sangram’s secretary, Abul Asad, to the Hatirjheel police station that night. The commander of the 37 Muktijoddha district, Mohammad Afzal, presented a case to the police station.
In addition to Abul Asad, Ruhul Amin Gazi, president of the Federal Union of Journalists of Bangladesh, and Sadat Hossain, a news correspondent, were also named in the case. Additionally, 7-8 more unidentified people were charged in the case.
Abul Asad appeared in custody in that case. The following day, December 15, he was presented in court and placed in police custody for three days for questioning.
After that pre-trial detention, on 16 December, the investigating officer, Hatirjheel Police Station Inspector (Operations), Golam Azam, brought him before the Dhaka Magistrates Court.
When Abul Asad requested bail in court, the judge rejected his request for bail and ordered that he be sent to jail.
Later, when the Virtual Superior Court was opened on May 11, lawyers requested bail for Abul Asad that same day.
But the virtual court of the High Court asked Abul Asad to submit the application to the ordinary court of the High Court without the right to bail.
According to him, after hearing the request in the ordinary court, the Superior Court granted a provisional bond for one year, including the issuance of the rule.
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