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Lawyers Rally at SC

Police take away chairs, loud speakers

Staff Correspondent
Law enforcers last night removed loud speakers and sitting arrangements for a rally of Supreme Court Jatiyatabadi Ainjibi Samity, a pro-BNP lawyers' organisation, on the apex court's premises for not having a permit for the rally.
BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia was supposed to speak at the rally today.
Assistant Commissioner Shiblee Noman of Ramna Zone said they had removed the chairs since the lawyers did not even ask for permission.
Registrar of Supreme Court AKM Shamsul Islam said BNP's lawyers did not seek permission from Supreme Court authorities. There is a High Court order on not holding rallies on FROM PAGE 16
the Supreme Court premises, he added.
However, Rafiqul Islam Mia, president of Jatiyatabadi Ainjibi Forum, another pro-BNP lawyers' organisation, said they would hold the rally there today.
Meanwhile, the BNP will stage demonstrations tomorrow (Sunday) across the country to protest against Thursday's police action that prevented the party from holding a meeting at its chosen venue in the capital.
Leaders and activists of the party will bring out protest processions at each thana in all divisional cities and district towns, BNP Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi announced at a press conference at the party's Nayapaltan headquarters yesterday.
On Thursday, police barred the BNP from organising a discussion on recent
abductions and killings across the country in the capital's Institution of Engineers, Bangladesh, stating the party did not have permission from Dhaka Metropolitan Police.
BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia and eminent citizens were scheduled to address the programme in protest at the increasing incidents of killing, forced disappearance and abduction.
The party later held the discussion in its chairperson's office at Gulshan where Khaleda asked the government to form a commission to investigate these incidents.
Families of seven Dhaka city BNP men, who have been allegedly picked up by law enforcers and are still missing, met the BNP chief at the programme.
Family members of the BNP men also spoke at the meeting and urged the government to ensure their return.