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Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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Besides, law enforcement and intelligence agencies were kept alert across the country to avert any untoward incident.
As the news spread earlier that the five convicts would be executed, several hundred people started gathering at the jail gate in the evening, reported our staff correspondents Rashidul Hasan and Shaheen Mollah. A lot of people brought out processions in different parts of the capital including Bangabandhu's residence in Dhanmondi and Dhaka University campus.
Civil Surgeon Mushfiqur Rahman, Inspector General (Prisons) Ashraful Islam Khan, Deputy Commissioner Zillar Rahman, four magistrates led by the Dhaka district additional deputy commissioner, Home Secretary Abdus Sobhan Sikder and Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner AKM Shahidul Hoque arrived at the jail after 10:00pm yesterday.
Jail sources said they bathed the convicts around 11:00am. Around half an hour later the civil surgeon and two other doctors conducted medical check-ups of the convicts.
Earlier, the two gallows beside the condemned cells in the jail were prepared for the execution.
The compound was lit with floodlights around 11:00pm last night.
The bodies of the five were sent to their village homes by five ambulances by 3:30am under police and Rab escort after conducting post mortem, said Jail Superintendent Touhidul Islam.
People were seen throwing shoes at an ambulance carrying one of the dead bodies.
The five hangmen who performed the execution are Hafiz, Mohammad Shahjahan, Faruq, Raju and Sanwar.
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Granate attack in Bangladesh killed Kibria / Real bd hot News
Of the 11, Kajal died in
IO Rafiqul is convinced that Mithu and Mizan threw the grenade at Kibria's rally in Baidder Bazar under Habiganj sadar upazila.
Besides the former finance minister, the blast killed his nephew Shah Manzurul Huda and local
The IO said, "If we had Tajuddin in our custody, we could know for sure who helped him procure the grenades.
"We are almost done with our investigation. Even if we cannot arrest Tajuddin, we would still get to the source of the grenades. Our officers have been working hard along that line.”
He said they had lately learned who helped Tajuddin flee the country. The information could help make a major headway.
The investigators are also analysing the role of the local and central administration and police officials.
The IO has already questioned the district's the then deputy commissioner and superintendent of police.
Kibria family have all along been suspecting involvement of some high-profile leaders of the then ruling alliance.
Asma Kibria, wife of the slain
Talking to The Daily Star, she said the way the then ruling BNP tried to cover it up suggests some of its influential leaders had been involved in the killing.
She also alleged the BNP government had tried to mislead the investigation.
On different occasions after the AL-led grand alliance took office in January last year, Asma said if they do not get justice during its rule it would mean another tragedy for her family.
She said she doesn't know whom to turn to if AL, the party which her husband held so dear, fails to bring the killers to book.
In response to Kibria family's demands, the investigators are at last looking into the role and statements the then ruling alliance leaders played and made before and after the killing.
They are seeing things from fresh angles now. For instance, an investigator questions why the authorities did not send a chopper to bring Kibria to
He also wonders why Emdadul Haq, the then DC of Habiganj, did not have to face disciplinary action when the SP of the district and the officer-in-charge of Sadar police station were suspended for negligence.
Abdul Mazid Khan MP, the complainant, said the IO recently told him that they have identified around a dozen persons responsible for the killing and were now trying to track down the masterminds.
The investigators in the August 21 blast case too find it hard to unearth the source of the grenades used in the attack that left 23
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Saturday, January 23, 2010
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Saturday, August 22, 2009
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Different English medium schools in the capital have been closed today amid fear of the rising number of swine flu infected cases.
As precaution against the spread of swine flu, authorities of Scholastica School issued a notice today saying the school will remain close until further notice.
City's Sunbeams School was also declared closed for indefinite period today.
The number of swine flu patients crossed a hundred across the country today as four newly infected people with the virus A/H1N1 were found, government officials confirmed.
The government authorities however said the closure of the schools was not necessary.
"It is quite overact and will lead other schools to do so. We will inform it to the Ministry of Education. Because we are yet to go to the situation of closure," said Prof Mahmudur Rahman, director of the Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research (IEDCR), adding that the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) also said that closure of the schools does not work much.
Some 102 patients are infected since June 19 and all of them are treated with the anti viral drug Oseltamivir, they said.
Most of them have already been cured while three are hospitalised. Condition of one of them is critical, said the IEDCR director.
Friday, August 21, 2009
Hot News in Dhaka/ Culprits must be punished/ Hasina tells discussion on Aug 21 attack anniversary in Bangladesh
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday vowed to bring to book the masterminds behind the August 21 grenade attack on an Awami League rally through proper probe."Our government will surely conduct a thorough investigation into the grenade attack. The culprits, no matter how powerful they may be, will be punished," said Hasina, also the president of ruling Awami League, at a discussion at the Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh.
AL organised the discussion chaired by Deputy Leader of parliament Syeda Sajeda Chowdhury marking the fifth anniversary of the grenade attack.
On this day in 2004, 24 people including AL leader Ivy Rahman, wife of President Zillur Rahman, were killed and 500 others got injured in the grenade attack on an AL rally.
Hasina, who narrowly survived the attack, held the then BNP-Jamaat coalition government and its top leadership responsible for the attack.
Addressing the discussion as chief guest, Hasina said they have already received a lot of information on the perpetrators and more information will be derived through proper investigation.
The premier said she wants that the agencies investigating the incident locate the places where the attackers received training and from where the grenades were brought.
She also questioned why the law enforcement agencies remained inactive during the attack and how same type of grenades used in the attack made their way to the Dhaka central jail.
The AL president said a guard of the prison was allowed to leave the country after the recovery of the grenades.
"Who was the prison guard and how could he leave the country without the then government's help?” questioned Hasina.
The premier also wondered how 24 grenades went missing from the huge cache of illegal arms hauled in Chittagong.
The AL president said the previous BNP-led coalition government staged a drama arresting Joj Mia in a bid to hide the real culprits.
She said BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia proved that she patronised the perpetrators by making BNP leader Abdus Salam Pintu's younger brother Sultan Salauddin Tuku, one of the main accused in the grenade attack case, Chhatra Dal president.
Hasina accused the BNP-Jamaat coalition of patronising militancy and terrorism to eliminate political opponents.
She said the patrons of militancy are still active and have been conspiring against the pro-liberation war forces.
Hasina said her government is committed to building a developed and prosperous "digital Bangladesh" for changing the fate of the poor in the country.
She also directed the party activists to help the families affected by the grenade attack.
The premier said she wants to keep the pledges for which the people voted them to power.
LGRD and Cooperatives Minister and AL General Secretary Syed Ashraful Islam alleged that former premier Khaleda Zia, her sons and cabinet colleagues obstructed the course of law to save the real culprits.
AL leaders Matia Chowdhury, Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim, Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir, Abdul Matin Khasru, Jahangir Kabir Nanak, AFM Bahauddin Nasim, among others, spoke.
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