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A case has been brought in court against 38 people, including Mamunul Haque, the deputy general secretary of the current Hifazat committee, for the premeditated murder of the late Amir Allama Shafi of Hifazat. The court ordered the Police Investigation Office (PBI) to investigate the case.
Allama Ahmed Shafi’s brother-in-law, Mohammad Main Uddin, presented the case at Judicial Magistrates Court 3 in Chittagong on Thursday morning.
The plaintiff’s lawyer, defense attorney Mohammad Abu Hanif, said six people, including the plaintiff, have been called as witnesses in the case.
The court learned of the case and ordered the Police Investigation Directorate (PBI) to investigate.
Earlier, Allama Shah Ahmad Shafi, the emir of Hefazat-e-Islam, claimed that he had been killed.
Leaders of a section of Hefazat-e-Islam. They also demanded the formation of a judicial investigation committee to investigate the death of Allama Shafi.
Allama Mufti Faizullah, former deputy secretary general of Hifazat-e-Islam and general secretary of the Alliance of Islamic Unity, complained at a meeting about the life and work of Allama Shah Ahmad Shafi in Chittagong on Wednesday morning that his death did not It was normal. The case was shelved after that.
Ahmed Shafi, the supreme leader of Hifazat-e-Islam and longtime head of the Hathazari Madrasa, died on September 18 in Dhaka while undergoing treatment.
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