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Ban on Gatherings in Capital

BNP protests all over country

Staff Correspondent
The main opposition BNP yesterday staged demonstrations across the country as part of their protest against the indefinite ban on gatherings in Dhaka city.
In Cazipur, BNP activists brought out a procession in the town. Police dispersed the procession and detained an activist in front of the district BNP office.
In Chittagong, police detained five leaders and activists of the 18-party alliance from a clandestine meeting early yesterday.
The detainees were identified as Mohammad Alauddin, president of Chittagong city unit of Bangladesh Labour Party; Md Nazrul, president of Banglabazar unit of Swechchhasebak Dal; Mohammad Dulal, president of Chandranagar unit of Swechchhasebak Dal; and BNP activists Mohammad Rana and Bishal Ahmed.
On a tip, police detained them from a secret meeting in Chandranagar area around 3:00am, said Bayezid Bostami police.
Our Rajshahi correspondent reports, the city unit BNP, led by the unit BNP General Secretary Shafikul Haque Milon, brought out a procession from Rajshahi College point in Rajshahi city. A few hundred BNP leaders and activists joined the march.
Earlier on Saturday night, the city BNP President Mizanur Rahman Minu chaired a meeting of the local units of 18 parties at the city BNPoffice in Malopara.
In Rangpur, police in separate drives arrested three local leaders and activists of BNP in Pirganj upazila on Saturday night.
Pirganj police said police arrested them as they were accused in different cases.
Meanwhile, protesting the arrests, Saiful Islam, president of Pirganj upazila unit BNP, claimed that police intentionally detained them for foiling the ongoing movement.
Our Feni correspondent adds, police sued at least 176
BNP men over the attack on law enforcers during a clash in Sonagazi upazila on Saturday evening.
At least eight police personnel were injured as the JCD and Jubo Dal activists attacked law enforcers on Saturday afternoon.
Police filed a case for obstructing the law enforcers in carrying out their duties.
In Chandpur, police filed three separate cases against 1,300 to 1,400 BNP leaders and activists, 175 of them named, for vandalism and obstructing law enforcers in carrying out duties during hartal on Saturday.
Former state minister for education and BNP International Affairs Secretary ANM Ehsanul Haque Milon was accused in all three cases.
Kachua upazila unit BNP called the dawn-to-dusk hartal in the upazila following the death of upazila BNP vice president Delwar Hossain Dulal in police custody on Thursday.
During the hartal, sporadic clashes took place between law enforcers and BNP men.