SC stays bail to 4 BNP leaders in triple murder case
The Supreme Court today stayed for four weeks a High Court order granting bail to four accused in Karwan Bazar triple murder case.
The four accused are Lutfor Rahman, also known as L Rahman, president of Ward No. 39 BNP, Nabi Solaiman, former religious affairs secretary of Jubo Dal, and Abu Sayeed and Nurul Islam, two ward level leaders of BNP.
Justice SK Sinha of the chamber judge passed the order upon a petition filed by the government.
Deputy Attorney General Motahar Hossain Sazu told The Daily Star that the accused will not get released from jail following the SC order.
Earlier yesterday, the HC granted ad interim bail for six months to the four accused in this case.
After hearing a bail petition jointly filed by the four, a HC vacation bench of Justice AFM Abdur Rahman and Justice Md Rezaul Hasan had also issued a rule upon the government to explain why the petitioners should not be granted regular bail.
Three people -- Faruque Mollah, Ashraf Miah and Nuruddin Sarkar Jewel -- were killed in a gun attack at Karwan Bazar on June 26.
Mobarok Hossain Mollah, brother of Faruque Mollah, filed a case with Tejgaon Police Station the same day against the petitioners and seven other unknown persons in this regard.
The four accused are Lutfor Rahman, also known as L Rahman, president of Ward No. 39 BNP, Nabi Solaiman, former religious affairs secretary of Jubo Dal, and Abu Sayeed and Nurul Islam, two ward level leaders of BNP.
Justice SK Sinha of the chamber judge passed the order upon a petition filed by the government.
Deputy Attorney General Motahar Hossain Sazu told The Daily Star that the accused will not get released from jail following the SC order.
Earlier yesterday, the HC granted ad interim bail for six months to the four accused in this case.
After hearing a bail petition jointly filed by the four, a HC vacation bench of Justice AFM Abdur Rahman and Justice Md Rezaul Hasan had also issued a rule upon the government to explain why the petitioners should not be granted regular bail.
Three people -- Faruque Mollah, Ashraf Miah and Nuruddin Sarkar Jewel -- were killed in a gun attack at Karwan Bazar on June 26.
Mobarok Hossain Mollah, brother of Faruque Mollah, filed a case with Tejgaon Police Station the same day against the petitioners and seven other unknown persons in this regard.
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