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Dhaka Court Denies Bail to Notun Dhara Bangladesh Leaders and Four Others

A court in Dhaka rejected the bail pleas of six individuals, including leaders of Notun Dhara Bangladesh, in a case under the Anti-Terrorism Act.

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On August 10, a Dhaka court rejected the bail pleas of six individuals, including Notun Dhara Bangladesh (NDB) Chairman Momin Mehedi and Senior Vice Chairman Shanta Farzana. The court's decision came after a hearing on the bail plea filed by the defense. The four other accused in the case are NDB vice chairman Nurjahan Nira, joint secretary general Moniruzzaman, and organizing secretaries Aftab Mondol and Hari Sarkar. The accused have been sent to jail since August 5, following an order from Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Kamal Uddin.

Background of the Case

The case was filed with Shahbagh Police Station by Babul Sardar on August 4 under the Anti-Terrorism Act. According to the case statement, the accused are alleged to be collaborators of the Awami League and involved in conspiracies against the incumbent government. The case details that on August 4, the accused were allegedly chanting provocative slogans and holding a procession in front of the National Press Club. When Babul Sarker and Al Nur Mohammad Ayash, member secretary of the State Dialogue Forum, along with several activists of the July movement, protested against the procession, the accused allegedly attacked them with local weapons, sticks, SS pipes, chairs, and hockey sticks. Several people, including Ayash, were injured in the attack, and Ayash was admitted to Dhaka Medical College Hospital in critical condition.

Court Proceedings

Dhaka Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Zakir Hossain passed the order rejecting the bail pleas after holding a hearing on the matter. The court's decision was based on the severity of the charges and the potential threat to public order, as outlined in the case filed by Babul Sardar. The accused have been in jail since their arrest on August 5, pending further court proceedings.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Who were the six individuals whose bail pleas were rejected?
The six individuals are Momin Mehedi, Shanta Farzana, Nurjahan Nira, Moniruzzaman, Aftab Mondol, and Hari Sarkar.
What is the basis of the case against them?
The case is filed under the Anti-Terrorism Act, with allegations of being collaborators of the Awami League and involvement in conspiracies against the incumbent government.

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