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Major opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) yesterday said it is planning to face ‘false’ cases politically alongside legal battle.
“We’d earlier taken some programmes during our movement to face false cases politically. We’re now again talking about it. We’ll try our best to face those politically,” secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said.
Fakhrul came up with the remarks while talking to reporters after a joint meeting of the party and its associate bodies at BNP’s Nayapaltan central office.
The BNP leader talked about political action against political cases at a time when the trial proceedings of some cases, including Zia charitable and Zia orphanage graft ones, filed against BNP chairperson
Khaleda Zia are at the last stage.
At the joint meeting, the BNP leaders discussed observing their chairperson’s jail
release day tomorrow.
Arrested on September 3, 2007, Zia was released from prison on bail on September 11, 2008, after nearly a year in prison on alleged graft charges.
Fakhrul said their chairperson is expected to return home from Saudi Arabia on September 22.
On her return home, he said she will be given due reception on the day.
On September 7, the BNP chief went to Saudi Arabia and performed Haj with her family members who arrived there from London.
BNP standing committee member Gayeshwar Chandra Roy, joint secretary general Khairul Kabir Khokon, organising secretary Imran Saleh Prince, assistant office secretaries Taiful Islam Tipu and Belal Ahmed were, among others, present at the meeting with
Fakhrul in the chair.
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