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Bakshibazar Violence

Goyeshwar remanded

Staff Correspondent
A Dhaka court yesterday placed BNP standing committee member Goyeshwar Chandra Roy on a three-day remand in a case filed over Wednesday’s Bakshibazar violence.
Metropolitan Magistrate Younus Khan passed the order after police produced him before the court around 3:30pm and sought a 10-day remand.
Police showed him arrested in the case filed with Shahbagh Police Station over the attack on ruling party's Netrakona-1 MP Chhabi Biswas at the Dhaka Medical College and Hospital, several hours after detectives picked him up from a house at Siddheshwari around 6:30am yesterday.
Some 23 named BNP men and 50 to 60 unnamed people were shown accused in the case but Goyeshwar's name was notthere.
The arrest came a day after he vowed that the 20-party alliance would hold rallies across the country blocking roads if the government hindered their rally at Bhawal Badre Alam College ground in Gazipur.
While he was being picked up, Goyeshwar wanted to see the arrest warrant issued for him but detectives asked him to go with them, saying they need to talk, Goyeshwar's relatives said.
On Wednesday, around 200 BCL leaders equipped with rods and sticks swooped on BNP activists who gathered at Bakshibazar area to stage a showdown centring party chief Khaleda Zia's appearance at the makeshift court
in two graft cases.
Chawk Bazar police lodged another case with the police station accusing 76 BNP men and 30 to 40 unnamed people overtheviolence.
Police accused some central BNP and JCD leaders in both cases but spared the BCLmen, includingagun-totingone.
BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia yesterday strongly condemned the arrest of Goyeshwar, saying the government has intensified its repressive acts against opposition men as its last-ditch effort to cling to power by force.
In a statement, she also said, "The usurper's illegal regime has been on terrible vengeance spree having failed to get public support in any way. The arrest of BNP standing committee member Goyeshwar Chandra Roy showed theirvengeance."
Khaleda alleged that the government has arrested Goyeshwar and filed "false" cases against nearly 100 senior leaders of BNP and its associate bodies to divert people's attention from the ruling party's planned attack on her party men at Bakshibazar on Wednesday.
She demanded that the government withdraw all the “false" cases filed against BNP men and unconditionally release Goyeshwar.