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19 sourcesFirst reported Sun 25 Oct at 23:56, updated 15 h ago

জামায়াত নেতা মেজর আখতারুজ্জামানের জামিন নামঞ্জুর

bail of jamaat leader major akhtaruzzaman rejected

Photo: Dainik Bangla

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from 4 outlets' reporting

A Dhaka court on Monday rejected bail for Jamaat-e-Islami leader and former MP Major (retd) Akhtaruzzaman in a case over obstructing official work and misbehaving with officials at Shahjalal International Airport. Police arrested him on 2 October; he was remanded for one day, and bail was also rejected on 4 October. According to the case filing, 34 Jamaat members returning from Madinah on 1 October caused disorder over trolley shortages, delayed luggage and missing Zamzam water. The complaint alleges Akhtaruzzaman assaulted a security supervisor and threatened staff. His lawyers, including Shishir Manir, argued the arrest was political and that all but one charge are bailable; the prosecution opposed bail.

Where accounts differ. Jugantor and Ajker Patrika say he was arrested at the airport-related case from his home and Dainik Bangla and Bangla Edition differ on the arrest location, while Bangla Edition alone reports the defence's claim that the arrest was political.

Amar SangbadJugantorAjker PatrikaBangla Edition

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মেজর (অব.) আখতারুজ্জামানের জামিন শুনানি আজ

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