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Bangladesh Seeks To Extradite Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Killers From US, Canada
Bangladesh is trying to bring back two of the fugitive army officers who were involved in shooting dead the country's founding father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and members of his family in cold blood at their Dhaka house on August 15, 1975.
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Arrest Warrant Against Ex-Bangladesh Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha In Fraud Case
Surendra Kumar Sinha, who lives in the US, has been described as a "fugitive" by Bangladesh's Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) in its chargesheet.
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Ex-Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia's Son Gets Life For 2004 Grenade Attack
Tarique Rahman, 50, was tried in absentia with the court declaring him a "fugitive".
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Bangladesh-Canada To Discuss Extradition Of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Killer
After years of failed negotiations, Bangladesh and Canada have finally agreed to hold talks to find a way to the thorny issue of extraditing fugitive Noor Chowdhury - the self-confessed killer of Bangladesh's founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman - who has been hiding in Canada.
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In Swap Deal, India Hands Over Bangladesh's Most Wanted
It was a swap after all. In exchange for Anup Chetia, founder member of the banned separatist group, ULFA, India on Thursday deported a man wanted in Bangladesh for the murder of seven people in April 2014. He had been arrested in Kolkata last June for illegal entry.
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Fugitive Bangladesh Cricketer Jailed Over Child Maid Torture
Fugitive Bangladesh cricketer Shahadat Hossain was remanded in jail today shortly after he surrendered to a court over allegations of beating his 11-year-old maid, his lawyer said.
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Fugitive Shahadat Hossain Jailed Over Child Maid Torture
Shahadat Hossain went into hiding more than three weeks ago after police sought his arrest for allegedly abusing the girl he employed illegally in his home. He was suspended from all forms of the game last month by Bangladesh Cricket Board over the allegations.
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Bangladesh Police Step Up Hunt for Fugitive Shahadat Hossain
Bangladesh pacer Shahadat Hossain was suspended from all forms of cricket on Sunday as police investigate allegations he "tortured and abused" 11-year-old maid who is undergoing treatment in hospital.
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Sheikh Hasina Accuses Khaleda Zia for Deadly 2004 Grenade Attack
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today accused her archrival and opposition leader Khaleda Zia and her "fugitive" son Tarique Rahman of masterminding the 2004 grenade attack on her.
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Fugitive owners of Bangladesh fire-disaster factory sent to jail
Two fugitive owners of a Bangladesh garment factory turned themselves in on Sunday to face homicide charges for the deaths of 112 workers in the country's worst factory fire, a prosecutor said.
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Bangladesh court hands down death penalty to 1971 war criminal
A fugitive Islamic cleric linked to the fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami party was today handed down death penalty by Bangladesh's war crimes court for atrocities committed by him during the country's 1971 liberation struggle.
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Former Bangladesh Prime Minister's son indicted for grenade attack
Former Prime minister and opposition leader Khaleda Zia's 'fugitive' elder son and 29 others were today indicted by a special Bangladeshi tribunal over a 2004 grenade attack on current premier Sheikh Hasina's rally that killed 24 people and injured her.
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Bangladesh Seeks To Extradite Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Killers From US, Canada
Bangladesh is trying to bring back two of the fugitive army officers who were involved in shooting dead the country's founding father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and members of his family in cold blood at their Dhaka house on August 15, 1975.
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Arrest Warrant Against Ex-Bangladesh Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha In Fraud Case
Surendra Kumar Sinha, who lives in the US, has been described as a "fugitive" by Bangladesh's Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) in its chargesheet.
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Ex-Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia's Son Gets Life For 2004 Grenade Attack
Tarique Rahman, 50, was tried in absentia with the court declaring him a "fugitive".
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Bangladesh-Canada To Discuss Extradition Of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Killer
After years of failed negotiations, Bangladesh and Canada have finally agreed to hold talks to find a way to the thorny issue of extraditing fugitive Noor Chowdhury - the self-confessed killer of Bangladesh's founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman - who has been hiding in Canada.
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In Swap Deal, India Hands Over Bangladesh's Most Wanted
It was a swap after all. In exchange for Anup Chetia, founder member of the banned separatist group, ULFA, India on Thursday deported a man wanted in Bangladesh for the murder of seven people in April 2014. He had been arrested in Kolkata last June for illegal entry.
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Fugitive Bangladesh Cricketer Jailed Over Child Maid Torture
Fugitive Bangladesh cricketer Shahadat Hossain was remanded in jail today shortly after he surrendered to a court over allegations of beating his 11-year-old maid, his lawyer said.
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Fugitive Shahadat Hossain Jailed Over Child Maid Torture
Shahadat Hossain went into hiding more than three weeks ago after police sought his arrest for allegedly abusing the girl he employed illegally in his home. He was suspended from all forms of the game last month by Bangladesh Cricket Board over the allegations.
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Bangladesh Police Step Up Hunt for Fugitive Shahadat Hossain
Bangladesh pacer Shahadat Hossain was suspended from all forms of cricket on Sunday as police investigate allegations he "tortured and abused" 11-year-old maid who is undergoing treatment in hospital.
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Sheikh Hasina Accuses Khaleda Zia for Deadly 2004 Grenade Attack
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today accused her archrival and opposition leader Khaleda Zia and her "fugitive" son Tarique Rahman of masterminding the 2004 grenade attack on her.
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Fugitive owners of Bangladesh fire-disaster factory sent to jail
Two fugitive owners of a Bangladesh garment factory turned themselves in on Sunday to face homicide charges for the deaths of 112 workers in the country's worst factory fire, a prosecutor said.
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Bangladesh court hands down death penalty to 1971 war criminal
A fugitive Islamic cleric linked to the fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami party was today handed down death penalty by Bangladesh's war crimes court for atrocities committed by him during the country's 1971 liberation struggle.
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Former Bangladesh Prime Minister's son indicted for grenade attack
Former Prime minister and opposition leader Khaleda Zia's 'fugitive' elder son and 29 others were today indicted by a special Bangladeshi tribunal over a 2004 grenade attack on current premier Sheikh Hasina's rally that killed 24 people and injured her.
