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Bangladesh Court Acquits All In 2004 Attack On Sheikh Hasina's Rally Case
Bengaldesh High Court on Sunday acquitted all accused, including former Bangladesh prime minister Khaleda Zia's son Tarique Rahman and former state minister Lutfozzaman Babar, in a 2004 grenade attack in ousted premier Sheikh Hasina's rally.
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Bangladesh High Court Gives Split Verdict On Allowing Khaleda Zia To Contest Polls
One of the judges of the two-member High Court bench favoured Khaleda Zia's candidacy while the other ruled that she was disqualified from the polls for being a convicted prisoner serving a 10-year jail term in two graft cases, court officials and lawyers said.
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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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Arrest Warrant Issued Against Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia's Son
A Bangladeshi court today issued an arrest warrant against Opposition leader Khaleda Zia's London-based son in a sedition case for delivering a provocative speech.
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Bangladesh Court Jails Opposition Leader Khaleda Zia's Son
A Bangladesh court sentenced the eldest son of the main opposition leader to seven years in prison for money laundering, a move that could end his political ambitions.
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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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Tarique Rahman, son of Bangladesh Opposition leader Khaleda Zia, acquitted in money-laundering case
A Bangladesh court on Sunday acquitted the influential son of the main opposition leader in a money-laundering case, boosting his chances of returning to the country after more than five years in exile.
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Bangladesh politics focused on two moms, and two sons
The future of Bangladesh depends on two men who don't live there, both heirs apparent to the South Asian nation's most powerful political dynasties.
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Bangladesh Court Acquits All In 2004 Attack On Sheikh Hasina's Rally Case
Bengaldesh High Court on Sunday acquitted all accused, including former Bangladesh prime minister Khaleda Zia's son Tarique Rahman and former state minister Lutfozzaman Babar, in a 2004 grenade attack in ousted premier Sheikh Hasina's rally.
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Bangladesh High Court Gives Split Verdict On Allowing Khaleda Zia To Contest Polls
One of the judges of the two-member High Court bench favoured Khaleda Zia's candidacy while the other ruled that she was disqualified from the polls for being a convicted prisoner serving a 10-year jail term in two graft cases, court officials and lawyers said.
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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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Arrest Warrant Issued Against Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia's Son
A Bangladeshi court today issued an arrest warrant against Opposition leader Khaleda Zia's London-based son in a sedition case for delivering a provocative speech.
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Bangladesh Court Jails Opposition Leader Khaleda Zia's Son
A Bangladesh court sentenced the eldest son of the main opposition leader to seven years in prison for money laundering, a move that could end his political ambitions.
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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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Tarique Rahman, son of Bangladesh Opposition leader Khaleda Zia, acquitted in money-laundering case
A Bangladesh court on Sunday acquitted the influential son of the main opposition leader in a money-laundering case, boosting his chances of returning to the country after more than five years in exile.
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Bangladesh politics focused on two moms, and two sons
The future of Bangladesh depends on two men who don't live there, both heirs apparent to the South Asian nation's most powerful political dynasties.
