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Hearing date on Panni murder case on Sept 22

COURT CORRESPONDENT
The Metropolitan Sessions Judge's Court, Dhaka yesterday fixed September 22 for hearing on charge-framing against the accused in the Sultana Khan Panni murder case.
Judge Motiur Rahman issued the order after the case was placed before him.
Sultana Khan Panni, 70, wife of former deputy speaker Humayun Khan Panni, was strangled at her Dhanmondi residence on May 19, this year.
The victim's daughter Sonia Khan Panni filed a murder case with Dhanmondi Police Station the same day.
The Detective Branch (DB) of police pressed charges against four accused -- cook of Panni's house Alauddin Munshi, caretaker Mehedi Mamun Rana, and their friends Nasir Uddin and Emdadul Haq -- on July 14.
In the charge sheet 26 people were shown as prosecution witnesses.
The four accused, all in custody, were produced before the court.
Sayedee
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Shudhangshu Shekhor Halder that challenged the legality of his four-party alliance rival's election.
The HC directed the authorities concerned to send its order to the EC for necessary action by a special messenger.
On receipt of the order, the EC will have to announce the constituency vacant and hold fresh polls within 90 days.
Sayedee, who was declared winner of the October 1, 2001 ballot, told reporters that he would appeal against the order.
Halder filed the petition with the HC on November 14 -- 44 days after the polls -- against the chief election commissioner (CEC), Sayedee and nine others with a plea to declare him elected cancelling the poll result for his rival.
The court, however, turned down Halder's appeal for declaring him elected on grounds that he bagged the second highest votes, which are 33,377 fewer than Sayedee.
Earlier, all election disputes were settled by the election tribunals that could hardly dispose of any case during the whole tenure of parliament.
Halder, a veteran lawyer and a former lawmaker, appeared before the court on his behalf, while Barrister Abdur Razzak defended Sayedee.