Khaleda Zia may be freed soon, Advisor said
groundreport.com     Jul 24, 2008          

by Kazi Mohoshin Al Abbas July 24, 2008 Imprisoned BNP (Bangladesh Nationalist Party) Chairperson and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia may be freed soon unconditionally before her detained elder son Tareq Rahman, an advisor of interim government hinted while the advisor was talking with the newsmen in secretariat. Khaleda Zia and Tareq, both are detained for graft charge. Another son of Khaleda Zia, Arafat Raman Coco, was released from jail under parole a week ago by an executive order of the interim government... [read full story]                    


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Free former Bangladesh PM, say her lawyers (AFP)

yahoo.com     19 hrs ago   9 related          

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independent-bangladesh.com     Aug 31, 2008   3 related          

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yahoo.com     35 mins ago   2 related          

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