Chittagong: A Chittagong Court judge has rejected
and discarded a religion defamation case filed against eight bloggers including
Omi Rahman Pial, Arif Jebtik and Asif Mohiuddin.
The complaint case was filed by plaintiff M.A. Hamid, a cloth trader of Teri bazaar, at the court of Chief Additional Chittagong City Magistrate Mohammad Hasanul Islam. Hamid is son of Shamsul Islam of Boalkhali upazila. The eight bloggers mentioned in the case are Omi Rahman Pial, Arif Jebtik, Ibrahim Khalil Shobak, Asif Mohiuddin, Ashraful Islam, Ratul Debnath, Arifur Rahman and Manunur Rashid.
The complaint case was filed by plaintiff M.A. Hamid, a cloth trader of Teri bazaar, at the court of Chief Additional Chittagong City Magistrate Mohammad Hasanul Islam. Hamid is son of Shamsul Islam of Boalkhali upazila. The eight bloggers mentioned in the case are Omi Rahman Pial, Arif Jebtik, Ibrahim Khalil Shobak, Asif Mohiuddin, Ashraful Islam, Ratul Debnath, Arifur Rahman and Manunur Rashid.
The
lawyer of the plaintiff Advocate Abu Taher informed banglanews that the accused
bloggers, through their blog posts defaming Islam had hurt religious sentiments
of Hamid, citing that as the reason why the plaintiff had lodged the complaint
case under section 295(A) of the Penal Code.
Court
sources have informed that the testament of the plaintiff was recorded by the
judge in the afternoon after the complaint case was lodged. Later in the
evening, the case was rejected and discarded by the judge considering the jurisdiction
of section 203 of the Penal Code.
It is mentionable that the accused bloggers have become famous nationwide for their association with the Shahbag movement which began on the 5th of February to demand for death penalty of all the accused standing trial at the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) in Bangladesh.
It is mentionable that the accused bloggers have become famous nationwide for their association with the Shahbag movement which began on the 5th of February to demand for death penalty of all the accused standing trial at the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) in Bangladesh.
Source: banglanews24 (Time: 20:59 pm ,6 March,2013)
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