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3 sourcesFirst reported yesterday at 15:28, updated 22 h ago

খালেদা জিয়াকে নিয়ে ফেসবুকে আপত্তিকর মন্তব্য, যুবক আটক

youth arrested for offensive facebook comment about khaleda zia

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Police in Cumilla arrested Nazmul Hasan (26), a resident of Haripur village in Burichong upazila, at Daudkandi Toll Plaza around noon on Monday over an allegedly offensive Facebook comment about the late Begum Khaleda Zia, former prime minister and BNP chairperson. Additional Superintendent of Police Md. Lutfor Rahman confirmed the arrest. Police sources said the comment was posted from a Facebook account named 'Nazmul Ibne Harij'. Burichong police station officer-in-charge Md. Lutfur Rahman said an inspector-led team made the arrest and that Nazmul Hasan admitted in preliminary questioning to posting the comment. Police said a case against him is being processed.

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খালেদা জিয়াকে নিয়ে ফেসবুকে আপত্তিকর মন্তব্য, যুবক আটক

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