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The court has withdrawn the petition filed under the Digital Security Act against Maulana Muhammad Mamunul Haque, the leader of the Khilafah Majlis of Bangladesh, for spreading comments against the sculptures via social media.
Lawyer Abdul Malek, founder and CEO of the Bangabandhu Foundation, presented the case in the court of Dhaka Cyber Court judge As Sam Jaglul Hossain on Thursday (December 10). The court returned the case saying the state would take action on it.
The plaintiff in the Abdul Malek case confirmed the matter and said he brought a case against Mamunul Haque under the Digital Security Act for spreading anti-sculpture comments through social media. The court returned the case saying the state would take action on it. We will go to the higher court against this.
Earlier on Monday (December 6), lawyer Abdul Malek, founder and CEO of the Bangabandhu Foundation, brought another case in the court of Dhaka Metropolitan Chief Magistrate Satyabrata Sikder, alleging sedition. The court ordered the Police Investigation Office (PBI) to investigate the case and submit a report before January 8.
The case alleges that the defendant Mamunul Haque threatened to demolish the Bangabandhu sculpture in a discussion meeting at the BMA auditorium on Topkhana Road in the capital on November 13. At that time, he said in his speech, “body after body will fall, but the construction of the Bangabandhu sculpture will not be allowed.” As a result of this statement, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s image and respect have been tarnished. “
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