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Arrested BNP Leaders Selima, Mintoo get bail

Stay on Mahbub's remand extended for two months

City Desk
BNP vice-chairperson Selima Rahman and BNP chairperson's adviser Abdul Awal Mintoo were granted bail yesterday in connection with two cases filed against them for attempting to murder policemen in the capital.
Meanwhile, the High Court extended for two months its earlier order to stay a lower court order that granted remand of BNP chairperson's adviser Khandker Mahbub Hossain also in a case for attempting to murder a cop.
Selima Rahman got bail in the case filed for attempting to murder the deputy commissioner of Ramna division, reports our court correspondent.
According to the complaint, activists of the BNP-led 18-party alliance hurled at least 10 crude bombs at the office of Ramna deputy commissioner on January 4.
Selima was released yesterday as there are no other cases against her. Mintoo, meanwhile, got bail in the case filed for vandalising and torching public property and vehicles, and attacking police with the intention of killing them during the May 5 rally of Hefajat-e Islam.
But, Mintoo was not released from jail as five other cases against him are pending.
The orders came after their lawyers submitted bail petitions for them with two separate Dhaka metropolitan magistrates' courts.
Meantime, another Dhaka court allowed police to interrogate BNP leader Sadeque Hossain Khoka within five days in an arson case at the jail gate, if necessary.
The order came after Khoka was produced before it with a 10-day remand prayer in the case filed for vandalizing and torching a vehicle, assaulting policemen and preventing them from discharging their duties on November 12 last year.
Meanwhile, the HC bench of Justice M Enayetur Rahim and Justice Mohammad Hllah passed stayed the remand of Khandker Mahbub Hossain after he filed a petition seeking extension of an earlier order of HC, reports our staff correspondent.
The same bench on January 9 stayed for seven days the lower court order that granted remand of Mahbub, and also issued a rule upon the government to explain as to why the [lower court] order should not be cancelled.
On January 8, a Dhaka court permitted police to show Mahbub arrested and granted a two-day remand in the case.
The case was filed on January 5, a day after miscreants hurled several crude bombs at the office of Ramna deputy commissioner.