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SC suggests punishment to
"martial laws" perpetrators
The Supreme Court has upheld the High Court verdict that scrapped the 5th Amendment of the Constitution suggesting "suitable punishment" to perpetrators of martial laws. The August 2005 High Court judgment had rendered illegal the regimes of martial dictators Ziaur Rahman, Khandaker Moshtaque Ahmed and Abu Sadaat Mohammad Sayem between August 15, 1975 and April 9, 1979. The Supreme Court in its observations and modifications also upheld the basic principles of the 1972 (original) Constitution including Bangali nationalism and socialism but also recognized citizens of Bangladesh as Bangladeshis.......Total News
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Different views on citizenship
'Bangalees' or 'Bangladeshis'
The Appellative Division has justified the retention of Article 6 (2) inserted in the Constitution by the 5th amendment that says the citizens of Bangladesh shall be known as “Bangladeshis”.Late President Gen Ziaur Rahman through a martial law proclamation had changed the identity of Bangalees as envisaged in the original Constitution of 1972. “For wider public interest the substituted Article 6 (2) is to be retained,” the Appellate Division said in its modification of the High Court judgment that scrapped the 5th amendment. ... Total News
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Portrait of a wild dog collaborator
SQ Chowdhury killed many civilians in 1971
Pulack Ghatack : During the Liberation War of Bangladesh Salauddin Quader Chowdhury led an extensive campaign against the freedom of the country and lent all out support to the Pakistan occupation army. Salahuddin was younger son of late Fazlul Quader Chowdhury, former Speaker and former Acting President of Pakistan and then incumbent chief of Pakistan Convention Muslim... Total News
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SQ Chowdhury, his associates
picked up us : Nizam Ahmed
Late Fazlul Quader Chowdhury and his son Salahuddin Quader Chowdhury showed shivering brutalities during the Liberation War of Bangladesh. Nizam Ahmed, a freedom fighter and noted journalist, in an exclusive interview with this reporter described his traumatic experience, that gave him the chance to closely watch how much a noted collaborator used to hate freedom fighters, their political leadership and the party ..... Total News
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Death of Natun Sinha, Chittaranjan Biswas still mourned ... Total News |
Nizami remanded on ’71 killing charges
A Dhaka court on Saturday placed Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Motiur Rahman Nizami on a five-day fresh remand on charges of killing 345 people ... READ Daily Star |
Pleas for staying remand of Jamaat trio rejected 
A Dhaka court on Thursday summarily rejected three separate petitions for staying remand of Jamaat Ameer Motiur Rahman Nizami, its Secretary General Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojahid and Nayeb-e-Ameer Delwar Hossain Sayedee in three cases. .... READ Daily Star |
All-party JS committee to change constitution: PM
The prime minster, Sheikh Hasina, on Friday said the government would form an all-party parliamentary committee in two to four days for amending the constitution.‘The government will amend the constitution in order to uphold the Supreme Court verdict which has declared illegal the fifth amendment to the constitution,’ said Hasina while addressing a meeting of the Awami League Central Working Committee at her official residence Ganabhaban. ......READ New Age |
» BNP warns against 1972 constitution..... bdnews24.com
» Jamaat politics to be banned: Qamrul .... banglanews24
» Jamaat politics will be banned: Kamrul .... bdnews24.com
» Bangladesh sets up war crimes tribuna .... ...... Total News
» Stage set for war trial.. ... Daily Star
» Bangladesh sets up 1971 war crimes tribunal ... BBC News
» Bangladesh sets up 1971 war crimes court ... AFP
» Bangladesh sets up war crimes tribunal ... Reuters |
Ghulam Azam is under watch
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The government has put former Jamaat-e-Islami chief Ghulam Azam under watch following the arrest of top Jamaat leaders and start of the war crimes trial |
formalities. The political guru of the religion-based party, who allegedly led the collaborators of Pakistan army during Bangladesh's war for independence in 1971, told bdnews24.com on Tuesday that he has been barred from travelling the United Kingdom.
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VAT on patients illegal: SC
The Supreme Court (SC) on Thursday upheld a High Court (HC) verdict that had declared illegal the imposition of Value Added Tax (VAT) on citizens for providing health services to them.... READ Daily Star |
74.28 pc students pass
HSC exams
The results of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations-2010 broke all previous records with a pass rate of 74.28 per cent and a sharp leap in the number of GPA-5 scorers. .... Total News |
Fates of 5 more MPs hinge on court rulings
Five more lawmakers belonging to the ruling Awami League and its ally Jatiya Party are at the risk of losing their memberships in the 9th parliament as the Election Commission is waiting for court rulings on their cases.
The five lawmakers are Shafiqul Azam Khan for Jhenidah 3
and Kabirul Huq for Narail 1 of Awami League and Jatiya Party’s Ruhul Amin Hawlader for Barisal 6, his wife Nasrin Jahan Ratna, elected in a reserved seat, and Abul . ...New Age |
SC revokes MK Alamgir's
JS candidacy
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The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a High Court order that declared valid the returning officer’s decision to cancel the nomination . ... Daily Star |
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ACC charges Tarique,
Mamun in court
The Anti-corruption Commission has filed charge-sheet against BNP senior vice-chairman Tarique Rahman and his friend Giasuddin Mamun ... READ bdnews24.com
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Cops slammed for custodial deaths
HC issues series of directives to stop
crimes, bring culprits to book
The High Court yesterday slammed the police for custodial deaths, and said such incidents must not recur ... READ Daily Star
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