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Right now, Fakhrul and Abbas cannot be released from custody

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BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and member of the party’s Standing Committee Mirza Abbas have been bailed by the High Court, but they are not being released for the time being.
The plea of ​​the state seeking suspension of the bail of these two has been kept for hearing in the regular bench of the Appellate Division next Sunday. Until then, the Chamber Court of the Appellate Division has ordered the lawyers of Fakhrul-Abbas not to file bail in the concerned court.Chamber Justice Jahangir Hossain Salim gave this order on Wednesday after hearing both sides. As a result, the release of Fakhrul-Abbas is not possible for the time being, said the lawyers of both sides.

Attorney General AM Amin Uddin heard the petition in court. He was accompanied by Deputy Attorney General Sarwar Hossain Bappi. Lawyers Zainul Abedin, Ruhul Quddus Kajal, Mahbub Uddin Khokon, Sagir Hossain Lyon and Kaiser Kamal heard on behalf of Fakhrul-Abbas.

At the hearing, the Attorney General said, “On December 21, the Metropolitan Sessions Judge Court set the bail application of Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and Mirza Abbas for hearing on January 26.

But on the same day, when another application was filed seeking an interim order for their bail, the application was dismissed by the Sessions Judge.

An appeal was filed in the High Court against the dismissal order keeping the original bail application pending. Questioning whether the High Court can consider the application and grant bail, the state’s chief legal officer said, “The state believes that the order of the High Court is unfair. Therefore, I request that the bail order be suspended.”

In the hearing after the state side, Zainul Abedin, the lawyer of Fakhrul-Abbas, was reading out the dismissal order of the Metropolitan Sessions Judge’s Court on December 21. In the meantime, the chamber judge said, ‘The order is before me. You show whether the High Court can grant bail taking into consideration the application made in the High Court against the rejection of the application for interim order keeping the original bail application pending.’