Two more cases filed against Jamaat leader
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
Two more cases were filed Sunday in Madaripur against Assistant Secretary General of Jamaat-e-Islami, Bangladesh Abdul Quader Mollah reports, bdnews24.com.
On Thursday another case was filed in Madaripur against the Jamaat leader on charge of making defamatory comments on the independence war in 1971.
Two freedom fighters, Syed Shakhawat Hossain Selim and Abdul Hai Hawladar, filed the separate cases Sunday with Judicial Magistrate AFM Mahbubul Haque's court in Madaripur.
The two cases brought same allegations against Mollah under sections 500 and 504 of the Bangladesh Penal Code.
According to case details, Mollah was involved in activities against the freedom struggle and sovereignty of the country and insulted the freedom fighters by his defamatory comments on the 1971 war.
The other case filed by Hawladar named the five along with Syed Shakhawat Hossain Selim as witnesses.
Earlier on Nov 8, advocate Obaidur Rahman Khan filed a case against the Jamaat leader on similar charges.
On Thursday another case was filed in Madaripur against the Jamaat leader on charge of making defamatory comments on the independence war in 1971.
Two freedom fighters, Syed Shakhawat Hossain Selim and Abdul Hai Hawladar, filed the separate cases Sunday with Judicial Magistrate AFM Mahbubul Haque's court in Madaripur.
The two cases brought same allegations against Mollah under sections 500 and 504 of the Bangladesh Penal Code.
According to case details, Mollah was involved in activities against the freedom struggle and sovereignty of the country and insulted the freedom fighters by his defamatory comments on the 1971 war.
The other case filed by Hawladar named the five along with Syed Shakhawat Hossain Selim as witnesses.
Earlier on Nov 8, advocate Obaidur Rahman Khan filed a case against the Jamaat leader on similar charges.