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Tarique must face justice: PM

BSS, London
Tarique Rahman must face justice for the crimes he committed, said Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday.
She also said her government was in talks with the UK authorities for his extradition.
"He [Tarique] will have to face the court... definitely we will bring
him back one day," she told an event in London.
The premier is now in the British capital to join the Commonwealth Summit.
Hasina was also critical of the UK for providing refuge to a convicted fugitive like Tarique. "We are in talks with the British government for his extradition," she added.
She said Britain was a free country while it was also true that anybody could seek refuge there, "but Tarique Rahman has been convicted by the court for committing crimes. I don't understand how the UK has given shelter to a convicted person".
The High Court three years ago jailed him for seven years in a corruption case. Several courts earlier issued warrant against Tarique, now the acting BNP chairperson, declaring him a fugitive as he was wanted in a number of criminal and graft cases.
Tarique, who has been living in London since 2007, was charged under the money laundering act while the High Court also fined him Tk 20 crore in its verdict in 2016.
According to one of the pending charges, he masterminded the 2004 grenade attack on a rally of the then main opposition Awami League, killing 24 people. Hasina narrowly escaped the assault but with a permanent hearing impairment.
Dhaka earlier asked London to retumTarique but the British authorities so far dedined to make any public statement on the issue calling it a "personal matterofan individual".
Tarique was put behind the bar on several charges during the past military-backed interim government but was allowed to take an overseas tour for medical treatment under a Supreme Court orderat the fag end of that regime.
But he preferred to stay back in London from where he became the senior vice president of BNP, which in February this year installed him as the acting party chief after a court sentenced her mother and BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia to five-year imprisonment in a corruption case.
Yesterday, the premier made the comments at a discussion titled, "Bangladesh's Development Story: Policies, Progresses and Prospects" at Overseas Development Institute (ODI) in London as the keynote speaker.