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Jalil, 6 other politicians granted bail Huda, Abbas, Falu, Mir Nasir, MK Alamgir, Dulu on list

Staff Correspondent
The High Court (HC) yesterday granted bail to Awami League (AL) General Secretary Abdul Jalil till October 20 in a case filed by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on charge of amassing illegal wealth
Jalil was on parole till yesterday for treatment abroad.
The HC also granted bail for three months each to six political leaders including former ministers Nazmul 1 luda and Mirza Abbas in separate criminal cases filed by the ACC and government.
The other four arc former state ministers Mir Mohammad Nasiruddin and Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir, ex-deputy minister Ruhul Quddus Talukder Dulu and former lawmaker Mosaddek Ali Falu.
Upon separate petitions, the HC vacation bench comprising Justice Mirza Hussain Haider and Justice Mamnoon Rahman gave the bail orders.
CASE AGAINST JALIL
After hearing a writ petition filed by Jalil, the HC bench also issued a rule upon the ACC and government to explain why initiation and continuation of proceeding of the case against the petitioner should not be declared illegal.
In the hearing yesterday, Jalil's counsel Barrister M Amir-UI Islam told the court that the government had released him on parole considering his illness. He underwent treatment in Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore but he is not completely cured till now.
"Tenure of his parole expires today (Wednesday). It is not yet
known whether the government has extended the tenure of parole. In this situation he should be granted bail in this case," the counsel said.
He submitted to the court a medical reporton Jalil.
The court granted him ad-intcrim bail for 40 days (till October 20).
On May 28 last year, joint forces arrested Jalil.
The ACC filed a case against him with Ramna Police Station on December 18 last year. He was charge-sheeted for acquiring wealth worth Tk 35.08 lakh beyond his known sources of income and concealing information about assets worth Tk 36.04 lakh. After his release on parole for a month, Jalil flew to Singapore on March 3 and underwent treatment there. Later, his parole was extended several times. He returned home on August 31.
HUDA, ABBAS AND OTHERS The HC granted ad-interim bail to Nazmul Huda in three criminal cases --one filed by the ACC and two by individuals.
Huda's counsel Ashanur Rahman told newsmen that he was arrested in 20 cases and he secured bail in six. So, he will not be released
from jail soon.
On March 21, ACC Deputy Director (DD) Shafiqul Islam lodged a case against Nazmul Huda with Shahbagh Police Station saying that while Huda was communications minister, he resorted to illegal means and abused power to allocate a piece of Bangladesh Railway land to an organisation --Bangladesh Society for the Enforcement of Human Rights (BSEHR) - run by his wife Sigma Huda.
In the first information report (FIR), the ACC deputy director mentioned that Huda took Tk 2.4 crore in bribe for giving the land to BSEHR. where Sigma is secretary general.
The other two cases were filed with Dohar Police Station - one by a local Awami League leader and the other by an individual from the area.
Mirza Abbas got bail in a case filed on charge of selling out 18 abandoned government houses at a fake auction.
Alamgir was granted bail in an extortion case, Dulu in a land grabbing case and Nasiruddin and Falu in tax evasion cases filed by the National Board of Revenue (NBR).