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Chy indicted
23 war crimes charges framed
amid laughter from the BNP
leader; trial starts April 29 The
International Crimes Tribunal-1
yesterday framed 23 specific
charges against detained BNP
leader Salauddin Quader
Chowdhury in connection with
genocide and crimes against
humanity committed during the
Liberation War of 1971. THE
23 CHARGES
Murder, torture, genocide,
abduction, confinement,
deportation, persecution on
religious grounds, looting and
arson The
International Crimes Tribunal-1
yesterday brought 23 charges
against BNP leader Salauddin
Quader Chowdhury in connection
with crimes against humanity
during the 1971 Liberation War.
Chairman of the tribunal Justice
Nizamul Huq yesterday read out
the charges in an open court.
The charges brought under the
International Crimes (Tribunals)
Act, 1973 are published as it is
in brief:
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NRB banks get approval
Central bank unhappy with
ranking of local aspirants, sits
again Sunday The
central bank yesterday approved
three new banks sponsored by
non-resident Bangladeshis (NRBs)
on condition that they will
double their earlier proposed
capital.
Same old antics
BNP lawmaker
Salauddin Quader Chowdhury's
court theatrics turned out to be
the highlight for the audience
at the International Crimes
Tribunal-1 yesterday although
his indictment was the feature
of the day.
Grabbers occupy 90pc public land
Influential land
grabbers occupy nearly ninety
percent of the country's khas
(public) land as identified so
far, said Abul Barkat, a Dhaka
University professor, at a
workshop in the capital
yesterday. Killers
must be arrested
PM assures Saudi team; Shahara
says visitors not investigators Prime
Minister Sheikh Hasina has
assured the visiting Saudi
delegation that the killers of
the Saudi embassy official must
be tracked down after proper
investigation.
Narsingdi 'Shootout'
Mugged businessman remains a
mystery
Rab reveals his name, cell
number; mobile found to be
switched off; rights chief plans
to probe death of six Law
enforcers remain clueless about
the whereabouts of the
businessman who tipped off Rab
about the six alleged muggers
who were killed in a “shootout”
with the elite force in
Narsingdi on April 2. False
declaration alert at Ctg port
Customs finds alarming rise of
corruption in import
Customs authorities have
detected an alarming number of
false declarations about import
consignments at Chittagong
Seaport recently.
WB decision proves Padma bridge
graft
Says BNP The
World Bank's temporary ban on a
Canadian company, which
participated in the bidding of
Padma bridge project, proved
that corruption had plunged the
project to uncertainty, BNP
leader Mirza Fakhrul Islam
Alamgir said yesterday CU
wins hearts at 'Tarunya Utsab’
Chittagong
University was adjudged the
winner at the end of the...
Bumper mango if all go well
Growers and
agriculture officials expect
bumper production of mango in
the...
Lethal Narsingdi shootout
The special
anti-crime force Rapid Action
Battalion (Rab)'s statement that
six...
Manchamukut stages Biye at TIC
On the third day
of the theatre festival, as part
of... 9/11
planners set for US trial
The US yesterday
formally sent to trial five
suspected al-Qaeda militants...
Openers give England edge
Under-pressure
skipper Andrew Strauss and
fellow opener Alastair Cook hit
gutsy...
'Shootout' in Mirpur
'Criminal' killed
An alleged
criminal was killed in the
city's Mirpur area early
yesterday in a “shootout”
between his accomplices and Rab
members.
Cheating Thru' Mlm
Destiny under scanner
Regulators have
moved to probe the Destiny-2000
Ltd scam spotted by Bangladesh
Bank, following a series of news
reports on the issue over the
last few days. Victorious
Suu Kyi hopes for 'new era'
Her party bags 40 out of 45
seats in by-polls
Pro-democracy
leader Aung San Suu Kyi says she
hopes Sunday's by-elections mark
the start of a new era in Burma
Rising demand leads to power
outage: PM
Prime Minister
Sheikh Hasina yesterday said
despite generation of more
electricity, load shedding was
occurring as the demand was on
the rise.
16 shops, 4 factories gutted in
city furniture market fire
Sixteen shops,
four factories and four tin-shed
houses were burnt down...
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