It is difficult to bring back Bangabandhu's escape killers: the law minister 9P03.13-H
(40.47) It is difficult to bring back Bangabandhu's escape killers: the law minister
Law Minister Anisul Haque said the government has decided to take shelter in the court to bring Bangabandhu killer Rashed Chowdhury and Noor Chowdhury back home in the US and Canada. He said, "I will not schedule any time to bring back the killers of Bangabandhu. We are continuing our efforts, but it has become very difficult now. "He told this while talking to some journalists on Monday (August 13th).
Anisul Haque said, the killers will know the information if we disclose the information we have. In that case they will change their position. In that case, the information base we are moving ahead will not be accurate. That is why I will not answer all the questions. "She said," After the Hasina government came to power, we have many initiatives. Meanwhile, Rashed Chowdhury has taken some steps to stay in the US legally. That's why we have to take a new step again. I think that the discussion that is going on will be fruitful. But I can not make time. Because there is a new administration in the country, they are busy with their different priorities. This is a matter of consultation between the administration. '
It is to be noted that on 15 August 1975, Bangabandhu was murdered by members of the misguided army soldiers and murdered by his family members. Currently, the six convicts of Bangabandhu are fleeing from different countries of the world. Rashed Chowdhury is currently in Canada and Nur Chowdhury is in Canada, news has been reported in various media. Besides, Shariful Haq Dalim, Colonel Rashid, Musleh Uddin Risaldar and Capt Majed are absconding in different countries.
In this context, the Law Minister said, "We have decided to take shelter in the court to bring the killers back home. That's how the work is going on. In the conversation, I think progress will be possible very much. "He said," You know about Nur Chowdhury. There is a law in Kanada, if there is a death penalty in a country and a judge who can be sentenced to death in that country, Does not On one hand legal action has been taken, and on the other hand, how much of it is heinous crime that we are trying to convince the Canadian new government. That is why the Prime Minister also raised it and talked about it. "
The law minister said, "America is not so much, Canada has become difficult. That's why we adopt a lot of ways. Legal methods, the way of negotiation, they are continuing. "He said," The talks would have been stopped if there was no progress. I do not want to report progress now. It is being said that I want to tell when the decision will be taken to bring them back. "The law minister said that he has to be patient.