Bangladesh ICT Rejects Lawyer’s Plea To Represent Sheikh Hasina | World News

DHAKA: On Tuesday, the Bangladesh International Crime Court (BIT) rejected the application of Zi Khan Panna, a senior high court lawyer to represent former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for crimes against humanity due to last year’s demonstrations. Analysts think that the decision constitutes a justice transvestite that rejects the right to represent Hasina in the case.

In the local media, the application was opened by Nazneen Nahar on behalf of Panna in the court who wanted to defend Hasina in the case. The court said that the application could not be accepted by questioning the purpose of the application during the testimony stage.

“The train has already left the station; there is no way to ride it by informing the station master.

The court said he had already appointed the Supreme Court Lawyer Amir Hossain to make a hearing on behalf of the state. Previously, on August 3, the prosecution of Bits began to trial in a case allegedly allegedly crimes against humanity against Hasina and other two.

Former Minister of Interior Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal and former Police General Inspector (IGP) Chowdury Al Mamun, who were accused of jointly, are involved.

Following the proceedings, the Awami League condemned the charges against his leadership and called them a “political motivated” movement organized by the “illegitimate” temporary government led by Muhammad Yunus.

Awami League leader Muhammad A. Arafat, neither the former Prime Minister Hasina nor the “elected” government “nonsense” emphasized the party members of the party members said that the official notification.

“This is a part of a wider campaign that presents an illegitimate government, to erase democratic legitimacy, to irrigate the opposition and to stick to power.

He said that no democratically elected leader should “try to fulfill constitutional tasks in the face of violent uprising”.