Four held over Awami League-BNP clash in Sirajganj
Police arrested them from different areas of the town over damaging government property
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Publish : 02 Jan 2022, 12:29 PMUpdate : 02 Jan 2022, 12:55 PM
Detectives have arrested four people including two local BNP leaders in a case over Thursday’s clash between Awami League and BNP activists in Sirajganj.
The arrestees are Vice President of district BNP Najmul Hasan Talukdar Rana, Joint General Secretary Rashedul Hasan Ranjan, and activists Habibul Bashar and Rezaul Karim.
Sub-Inspector of DB police Khokon Chandra said police arrested them from different areas of the town on Saturday in a case filed for damaging government property and obstructing the police from performing their duties.
On Thursday, BNP called a meeting at Islamia College ground in the town demanding its chief Khaleda Zia’s release and her treatment abroad.
A clash ensued between Awami League and BNP activists at one stage of the meeting, leaving over 100 people from both sides injured.
Over 700 BNP, Chhatra Dal and Jubo Dal activists were sued the following day.
Four held over Awami League-BNP clash in Sirajganj
Detectives have arrested four people including two local BNP leaders in a case over Thursday’s clash between Awami League and BNP activists in Sirajganj.
The arrestees are Vice President of district BNP Najmul Hasan Talukdar Rana, Joint General Secretary Rashedul Hasan Ranjan, and activists Habibul Bashar and Rezaul Karim.
Sub-Inspector of DB police Khokon Chandra said police arrested them from different areas of the town on Saturday in a case filed for damaging government property and obstructing the police from performing their duties.
On Thursday, BNP called a meeting at Islamia College ground in the town demanding its chief Khaleda Zia’s release and her treatment abroad.
A clash ensued between Awami League and BNP activists at one stage of the meeting, leaving over 100 people from both sides injured.
Over 700 BNP, Chhatra Dal and Jubo Dal activists were sued the following day.
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