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A fire broke out in a moving Victor Classic Paribahan vehicle in front of Ramna Bhaban at noon Thursday in the Bangabandhu avenue area of the capital. Photo: Focus Bangla
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A fire broke out in a moving Victor Classic Paribahan vehicle in front of Ramna Bhaban at noon Thursday in the Bangabandhu avenue area of the capital. Photo: Focus Bangla
Police have claimed that BNP leaders and activists and its affiliates set the bus on fire in an attempt to create chaos in the country by burning people to death in the Dhaka-17 by-elections.
The criminals set fire to 10 buses at nine locations in the Paltan, Motijheel, Shahbagh, Bhatara, Bangshal and Uttara East Police Stations of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) on Thursday. The police have filed a total of nine cases under the Special Powers Act.
The police have brought two cases under the Special Powers Act at Motijheel Police Station in relation to the explosion of a petrol bomb and arson on the bus. According to a case statement, 41 defendants and other unidentified BNPs and their affiliates, leaders and activists from the 20-party alliance have gathered at the Motijheel police station under the Motijheel police station to disrupt the by-elections to the Dhaka constituency. -17 held on Thursday. Personnel prepared to lead Agrani Bank officers and employees down the empty road set the car on fire to kill the bus staff. But the car crew got out quickly and survived. Subsequently, the BNP leaders and activists there sensed the presence of the police and fled. The defendants conspired with each other to commit murder under articles 143, 435 and 306 of the Penal Code by setting fire to a car with the intention of murder.
The police have also brought two cases at the Paltan Model Police Station in connection with the incident. In a statement filed against 36 people, the police said: ‘BNP and its affiliates set fire to a Victor Classic bus in the Bangabandhu Avenue area at 2:05 pm to create chaos in the country, including the disruption of the by-elections. of Dhaka-17. At that time, the people walking on the road got scared and started running in different directions. Upon receiving such news, the police appeared at the scene. Sensing the presence of the police, BNP leaders and activists fled into the alley chanting various slogans.
A fire broke out on a Rajnigandha Paribahan bus on the north side of the capital’s secretariat on Thursday afternoon. Photo: Focus Bangla
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A fire broke out on a Rajnigandha Paribahan bus on the north side of the capital’s secretariat on Thursday afternoon. Photo: Focus Bangla
When asked about the police statement in the case statement, a senior official from the DMP Motijheel division told NTV Online on condition of anonymity: “I have seen with my own eyes the leaders and activists of the BNP and their affiliates setting fire to bus. ” We have been able to identify the culprits. An attempt is being made to arrest them.
DMP Deputy Commissioner for Media and Public Relations (DC) Walid Hossain told NTV Online this afternoon: “A total of nine cases have been filed at Paltan, Motijheel, Shahbagh, Bhatara, Bangshal and Uttara Police Stations. East for setting buses on fire. These cases have been registered under the Explosives and Special Powers Law.
Motijheel (AC) area police deputy commissioner Zahidul Islam Zahid said Thursday night: “Seven people have been arrested in four cases from the Motijheel and Paltan model police station for setting fire to a bus.”
On Friday morning, the Officer-in-Charge (CO) of the Shahbagh Police Station, Mamun Aur Rashid, said: “Six people have been arrested in two cases filed at the Shahbagh Police Station.”
Bhatara Police Station OC Moktaruzzaman said at 12 noon: “There has been a case in connection with the burning of the bus. Many unidentified people have been charged, including mentioning the names of 90 people.
Bangshal OC Shaheen Fakir Police Station said: “There has been a case of arson on the bus. Two people have been arrested.
DMP Uttara Division DC said. Shahidullah said: “There has been a car burning case in Uttara.”
A Victor Classic transport bus was set on fire in the Baridhara area of Pragati Sarani in the capital on Thursday afternoon. Later firefighters and policemen put out the fire. Photo: Star Mail
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A Victor Classic transport bus was set on fire in the Baridhara area of Pragati Sarani in the capital on Thursday afternoon. Later firefighters and police put out the fire. Photo: Star Mail
Cocktail explosion case at the polling station
The by-election of the Dhaka-17 constituency was held on Thursday. The cocktail explosions took place in two centers in sectors 6 and 12 of Uttara between 11 am and 12 pm during the vote.
Uttara Division DC said at noon. Shahidullah said: ‘A total of nine people have been arrested in connection with the cocktail explosion. A case has been filed under the Explosives Law.
Another case in Kalabagan
In addition, Kalabagan police arrested two Chhatra Dal leaders and activists from a torchlight procession at the Bashundhara city shopping complex in the capital’s Panthapath overnight.
Kalabagan Police Station OC Paritosh Chandra told NTV Online this afternoon that a case has been registered against the police for alleged assault and obstruction of work. In that case, two people have been arrested.
In this regard, the Deputy Commissioner (DC) of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Ramna Division, Sajjadur Rahman, told NTV Online last night, ‘A torchlight procession was passing on the opposite side of Bashundhara at night. When the police tried to disperse them, they tried to attack and sabotage the police. At that time, the police arrested two leaders and activists.
Places where buses catch fire
Police said a fire broke out in a government vehicle parked in Fiscal Zone 15 on the north side of the BNP headquarters in Naya Paltan at 12:05 pm yesterday.
Later, a fire broke out on an Agrani Bank staff bus in front of Madhumita Cinema Hall in Motijheel around 1pm and a moving Victor Classic Paribahan vehicle in front of Ramna Bhaban in the Bangabandhu Avenue area at 1.25 p.m
Dewan Paribahan was set on fire in front of the Aziz supermarket in Shahbagh around 1.30pm, Rajnigandha Paribahan on the north side of the Secretariat at 2.10pm and a Dishari Paribahan bus in the Nayabazar area below the Bangshal police station at 2.25pm p.m
Also, Jainpuri Paribahan in the parking lot under Paltan police station at 2:45 am, BRTC double-decker bus near Pubali gas pump under Motijheel police station at 3 pm, bus in Victor Classic Paribahan at 5:30 am at the Coca-Cola intersection under the Bhatara police station at 5:30 am A bus caught fire.
The court has arrested 26 people in different cases presented in different police stations for setting buses on fire in the capital. The order was issued by two separate metropolitan magistrates in Dhaka on Friday. Photo: Star Mail
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The court has arrested 26 people in different cases presented in different police stations for setting buses on fire in the capital. The order was issued by two separate metropolitan magistrates in Dhaka on Friday. Photo: Star Mail
Bus fire in the capital, 27 people arrested in several cases
The court has put 26 people in preventive detention in different cases in cases brought in different police stations for setting buses on fire in the capital. The order was approved by two Dhaka metropolitan magistrates on Friday. Among them, six in two separate cases from Shahbagh Police Station, nine in one case from Paltan Police Station, two at Motijheel Police Station, two at Bangshal Police Station, two at Police Station Kalabagan Police Station, four at Sutrapur Police Station, two at Khilkhet Police Station and one at Turag Police Station. Refund granted.
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