The court acquitted everyone including BNP chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia in the Zia Charitable Trust corruption case. Earlier, the court sentenced Begum Khaleda Zia to 7 years jail in this case. The High Court granted Khaleda Zia's appeal against that sentence and acquitted her today.

The High Court bench of Justice AKM Asaduzzaman and Justice Syed Enayet Hossain passed the verdict on Wednesday (November 27) by allowing Khaleda Zia's appeal against the sentence.

It is to be noted that on August 8, 2010, a case was filed against Zia Charitable Trust at Tejgaon Police Station. ACC filed this case on the allegation of illegal transaction of Tk. 3 crore 15 lakh 43 thousand in the name of this trust.

The gayebana Janaza of the slain lawyer Saiful Islam Alif, who was killed in the protests surrounding the denial of bail to Sanatan Jagran Mancha spokesperson Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari in Chattogram, was held at Dhaka University (DU).

The Janaza was held in front of the anti-terrorism Raju statue at around 9:45 pm on Tuesday (November 26). The Janaza was organized by the Dhaka University Students Association of Lohagara-Satkania.

Dhaka University students participated in the Janaza. In addition, leaders and activists of various organizations including Inquilab Mancha, Chhatra Odhikar Parishad, Islami Chhatra Andolan, Swadhin Bangladesh Chhatra Sangsad also participated with them.

After the Janaza, the students took out a protest procession to the VC's premises. During this time, they demanded a ban on ISKCON.

Earlier, Saiful Islam Alif was killed in an attack by ISKCON supporters demanding the release of Bangladesh Sanatan Jagran Jote spokesperson Principal Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari in Chattogram. The incident took place on the road in front of the Chattogram Court building on Tuesday (November 26) afternoon.

Home Ministry Adviser Lieutenant General (Retd.) Md. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury said, there may be domestic and foreign fuel in the ISKCON issue. There may be one or two groups in the country that have been banned.

He said these things in response to questions from journalists after discussions with officials from various departments of the Sylhet Circuit House administration on Tuesday (November 26) evening.

The adviser said, discussions are being held on the students' movement. It is hoped that a solution will be reached soon. We do not want to be harsh on the students' movement in any way.

He also said, all the weapons looted in August have not been recovered yet. The operation to recover those weapons is ongoing.

The government is working to increase community police activities. Community police activities will first be accelerated in Dhaka. Later, it will be done in phases throughout the country. There have been a lot of fake cases across the country. We will form a committee to ensure that no innocent people are harassed in these cases. Those who file fake cases should be identified.

The law and order situation in the country has improved a lot since August. There will be more. That is why the Home Affairs Adviser seeks everyone's cooperation

Condemning the murder of a lawyer in the port city of Chattogram, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has called on everyone to remain calm. At the same time, he has ordered an investigation into the murder and proper legal process.

This information was reported on Tuesday (November 26) from the Chief Adviser's Press Wing and the Chief Adviser's Verified Facebook page.

The notification said that Professor Muhammad Yunus has called on the people to remain calm and stay away from participating in unpleasant activities in this incident. He has also ordered law enforcement agencies to strengthen security in all risky surrounding areas including the port city.

He said that the interim government is committed to ensuring and upholding communal harmony in Bangladesh at any cost.