The government will not be able to ask for bail for 6 months



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The High Court has ruled that Tufan Sarkar, a well-known leader of the Sramik League expelled from Bogra, will not be able to apply for bail in any court in the country for six months, as he again applied for bail while the rule on the bail was pending. . At the same time, the court rejected the rule issued in the case of acquisition of property other than the known income filed by the ACC against him.

During the hearing of the case, the matter came before the court on Thursday (April 1). Inayetur Rahim and Justice. The High Court bench comprising Mostafizur Rahman approved the order.

Lawyer Sajjad Hossain appeared for the ACC in court. On the other hand, lawyer Shah Alam Sarkar was on the side of the accused.

Previously, on September 9, 2020, the High Court had issued a rule asking why the Tufan government would not be granted a bond in an asset acquisition case with no known income. However, while the rule was pending, Tufan Sarkar requested bail at the same bank on March 9. Later, when the matter came to the notice of the court, the High Court ruled that the Tufan government could not request bail in any court for six months.

The ACC filed a case against Tufan Sarkar at the Bogra Sadar Police Station on December 31, 2016. According to the case, the Tufan government has earned one crore 59 lakh 57 thousand 75 rupees from known income. That you showed on your income tax return. In reality, the accused Tufan government did not have a legitimate source of income.

He has been in jail since July 29, 2016, accused of shaving his mother’s head after torturing his mother and daughter in Bogra. Meanwhile, the High Court has rejected his request for bail in the case.



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