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DSA case probe report against Mohila Dal GS Sultana May 25
Court decision
A Dhaka court today set May 25 for submitting the probe report against Sultana Ahmed, General Secretary (GS) of Jatiyatabadi Mohila Dal, in a Digital Security Act (DSA) case filed over making derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Metropolitan Magistrate Rajesh Chowdhury of Dhaka CMM Court passed the order as Investigation Officer (IO) of the case could not submit the report on Thursday.
Earlier on November 6, RAB-3 arrested Sultana from her Gulshan residence. As she was produced in the court on the same day, the court placed her on two-day remand.
Former President of Gopalganj District Chhatra League Abdul Hamid filed the case with Paltan Model Police Station.
According to the case, Sultana made derogatory comments against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina during a rally of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on September 1, last year. - Special Correspondent