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Bangladesh: Journalist acquitted in plot to kill Sheikh Hasina’s son

Updated on: 11 February,2025 08:54 AM IST  |  Dhaka
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Dhaka 4th Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge Tarique Aziz pronounced the judgment, allowing Mahmudur Rahman’s appeal against his conviction and sentence

Bangladesh: Journalist acquitted in plot to kill Sheikh Hasina’s son

Mahmudur Rahman, the journalist

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A court in Bangladesh on Monday acquitted a prominent newspaper editor in a case related to a failed plot to abduct and kill ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy in the US in 2015.


Dhaka 4th Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge Tarique Aziz pronounced the judgment, allowing Mahmudur Rahman’s appeal against his conviction and sentence.


The judge said charges brought against Rahman were found to be fabricated. “So, the judgment sentencing him was scrapped and the appellant has been acquitted.”


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