Dhaka Bureau: Court granted 2-day remand to Sultana Ahmed, general secretary of Jatiyatavadi Mahila Dal and former member of parliament from reserved women’s seat, in the Digital Security Act case. On Sunday (November 6), the SI of Paltan Model Police Station and the investigation officer of the case. Ashraful Alam applied to remand Sultana for 7 days.
In view of this, the judge of the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court of Dhaka. Shahidul Islam granted his 2-day remand. A case has been registered under sections 21, 25, 29, 31 and 35 of the Digital Security Act in his name at the Paltan Model Police Station.
The complaint against Sultana is that she made ‘hateful and provocative statements’ to ‘disgrace’ Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and made statements ‘disgraceful to the judiciary’. It is mentioned in the statement of the case that he made such a statement in the program of BNP on November 1.
The statement also said that Sultana had defamed the liberation war, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the Awami League by spreading hateful statements about the liberation war, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the Awami League ‘in consultation with the central leaders of his own party’ and ‘creating chaos in the country and deteriorating law and order, the war of independence in the international arena, justice. With the aim of questioning the department’ has propagated such statements.
