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Court Order on Aug 17 Serial Blasts in Habiganj

Publish notification in dailies on fugitive JMB chief, 2 others

Star National Desk
Habiganj district and sessions judge Md Mahbub UI Haque, also the special tribunal judge, yesterday ordered publication of notification in newspapers showing fugitive JMB chief Moulana Saidur Rahman and two others as accused in the August 17 serial blasts cases.
Meanwhile, a court in Jhenidah on Sunday fixed November 25 as date for remand hearing of 14 JMB militants while another militant was remanded in Jhalakathi yesterday.
According to our Staff Correspondent in Sylhet, five other accused in the cases were produced in Habiganj court yesterday.
The judge on October 4 last had issued warrants for arrest and ordered attachment of property of the JMB chief and two other accused in the five cases.
Eight JMB men were charge sheeted in the cases. Among them, JMB chief Moulana Saidur Rahman, Shafiqul Islam and Saleh Uddin are still at large.
The judge yesterday also fixed January 18, 2010 for charge framing. The court was informed about property attachment reports given by the police.
Amid tight security, police later produced in court AHM Shamim, alleged IT chief of JMB, also son of Moulana Saidur, Azizul Islam Gazi, Abu Huzaifa Sumon, Belal Hossain Tamim and Salah Uddin from Habiganj District Jail, Sylhet Central Jail and from the capital city.
The serial blasts on August 17, 2005 took place at nine spots of Habiganj-qn DC office premises, at district bar library, municipal market, Kotwali police station and on SP office premises.
Police filed charge sheet against the eight accused in November and December last year.
Earlier, names of Shaikh Abdur Rahman and Siddiqui Islam Bangla Bhai were dropped from the charge sheet as their death sentences were implemented in other cases.
Our Correspondent in Jhenidah reports: A court on Sunday fixed November 25 for the hearing of remand of 14 JMB militants.
Earlier, police prayed for taking the militants on 10 days remand.
The militants were arrested recently from the house of Malek Joarder, a retired primary school teacher, near the district
truck terminal in the town.
Police recovered nine mobile sets, copies of Bible, Quran and other Islamic booklets and first information report (FIR) on August 21, 2004 bomb blasts from their possession.
The arrestees are Shafikul Islam of Pabna Moktabpara, Alamgir Hossain of Sujanagar. Shajahan and Laltu Sheikh of Jhenidah town, Akram Ali of Bhutiargati, Mintu of Chowgacha under Jessore district, Rabiul Of Kotchandpur upazila of the district, Faruk Hossain, Tuhin Mahmud, Shahinur, Abu Sayed of Kaliganj upazila of the district, Ali Hossain of Meherpur district, Hasan of Pabna and Nazrul Islam of
Gaibandha.
UNB from Jhalakati adds: A member of militant outfit JMB arrested recently in ♦ connection with Advocate Haider Hossain killing case, was taken on a five-day remand yesterday.
Militant Mehedi Hasan alias Abir alias Tanvir alias Mushfique, 31, hailed from Bandorgasia in Barguna district.
The CID police produced him before the Senior Judicial agistrate's court and prayed for 10-day remand. After hearing, the court granted remand for five day's.
Earlier, on October 26. a team of Rab-11 arrested him along with some explosives from Rupganj upazila in Narayanganj district.