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BNP's Nasir, Hannan freed

HC grants bail to Jubo Dal president

Star Report
BNP Vice-Chairman Mir Mohammad Nasir Uddin and Standing Committee Member ASM Hannan Shah were released on bail yesterday while the High Court (HC) granted bail to Jatiyatabadi Jubo Dal President Syed Moazzem Hossain Alai.
Nasir was freed from Chittagong Central Jail around 1:45pm on a sixmonth bail the HC granted on January 26 over an arson case, reports our Chittagong correspondent.
The case was filed with Chawkbazar police on November 27, 2013 over the torching of a CNG-run auto-rickshaw at Chatteshwari intersection of Chittagong city during a blockade of the BNP-led 18-party alliance. Nasir, also BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia's adviser and a former minister, was arrested at the city's Shah Amanat International Airport on November 28.
Earlier on November 29, a Chittagong court had granted him bail in two remaining cases against him.
One case was filed on November 27, 2013 with Kotwali police over the torching of another auto-rickshaw at Kazir Dewri intersection during the blockade.
The other was filed on October 25, 2013 with Khulshi police over the torching of a motorcycle and vandalism on a market following a BNP rally in Kazir Dewri area that day.
Our Gazipur correspondent reports, Hannan was released from
Kashimpur Jail-4 in Gazipur around 10:50am on securing HC bail in five of the six cases accusing him over the killing of a cop, arson and vandalism.
He was shown arrested in the five, two of which were filed with Motijheel police over the killing of Md Shahjahan and vandalising a police box during the May 5, 2013 Hefajat-e Islam mayhem in the capital.
The three other cases were over vandalising vehicles and arson during the BNP's anti-government demonstrations last year.
He has not yet been shown arrested in the sixth vandalism case filed with Banani police.
Our staff correspondent reports, the HC granted a six-week bail to Alai over two petitions he filed concerning two cases filed for vandalism and cocktail blasts in the capital.
One case was filed with Dhanmondi police on December 1, 2013 two days after miscreants vandalised and set fire to a vehicle in the area during the BNP-led 18-party combine's anti-government demonstrations.
The other was filed on December 18, 2013 with Mohammadpur police after miscreants exploded some cocktails in the area during another demonstration, Alai's lawyer told The Daily Star.