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6 sourcesFirst reported today at 02:35, updated 36 min ago

হাসিনাসহ ১১ আসামির বিরুদ্ধে অভিযোগ গঠনের শুনানি আজ

hearing today on charges against hasina and eleven other accused

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A hearing on the formal framing of charges against ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina and 11 other accused in a crimes-against-humanity case was scheduled for Tuesday, 27 October, before the three-member panel of International Crimes Tribunal-2 led by Chairman Justice Nazrul Islam Chowdhury. The case concerns the killing of councillor Ekramul Haque, who prosecution says was abducted on 26 May 2018 near Teknaf, Cox's Bazar, and later killed in a so-called 'gunfight' by RAB on the Marine Drive beach. The hearing was postponed from 27 September because the tribunal lacked a full bench, according to the prosecution. Four accused are in custody, including former MP Badiur Rahman Badi and Brig. Gen. Mifatah Uddin Ahmed. Seven others, including Obaidul Quader and Benazir Ahmed, are fugitives. The prosecution alleges unlawful detention, abduction, staged killing, and incitement. The tribunal had taken cognisance of the formal charges on 26 July.

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