Arrest warrant issued for Tulip Siddiq in Bangladesh

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Bangladesh’s arrest was guaranteed for former Great British counterpart Tulip Sidik about the accusations he abused by the political force to acquire lands in the nearby city of Dhaka.

The court ordered a command for Siddik, his mother’s aunt and former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and other members of the family, an executive committee.

Siddik was called to listen to Sunday, following the earlier notice issued on April 10. The court could not arrest statements, said an official.

The fact that Bangladesh’s ACC centers claimed that the family illegally acquired about half acres in Pourbachal, a residential area on the outskirts of the capital.

ACC claims that Siddik used his political influence to ensure the plots of government and his family, benefiting from illegal placement of state-owned soil.

In the past on April 10, the court had issued an order on April 10, on the occasion of the alleged violations of the land allocations.

The lawyers representing Siddik in the statement said:

“Mrs. Siddik knows nothing about listening to the session in Dhaka, and she does not know how to arrest it,” they added.

They said that.

Syddik resigned in January, under political pressure, first of all reported by FT that he used the property associated with Awami League.

The agency also assumes that Siddick used a false notary to carry his sister into a separate apartment.

In August last year, the 15-year post office of Sheikh Hasina ended due to complaints against its regime.

Syddik’s lawyers opposed the accusations last month, claiming that the former minister was the victim of “false, indignant and indisputable accusations.”

They said he had dedicated his sister to his sister after the election received “legal and legally done”, which was registered with the Bangladesh authorities.