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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2023
Judicial proceedings of Rifat murder case resume after five months 

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TBS Report
10 August, 2020, 03:45 pm
Last modified: 10 August, 2020, 05:45 pm

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Judicial proceedings of Rifat murder case resume after five months 

Rifat Sharif was hacked to death by miscreants in front of Barguna Government College in broad daylight on June 26 last year. His wife Minni was present on the spot when the incident took place

TBS Report
10 August, 2020, 03:45 pm
Last modified: 10 August, 2020, 05:45 pm
Judicial proceedings of Rifat murder case resume after five months 

Judicial proceedings of the sensational Rifat Sharif murder case resumed on Monday after five months. It had been halted over the coronavirus pandemic.

The trial against the adult accused began at the Barguna District and Sessions Judge's Court in the morning.

At that time, 10 accused, including Ayesha Siddika Minni, who is on bail, appeared before court.

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The plaintiff's lawyer Mojibul Haq Kislu said, "The testimony of 76 witnesses will be read out to the accused in the court. Defendants will also be asked whether they will present defense witnesses and submit any documents. Judicial proceedings in the court may end today if the accused have no document to submit."

Rifat Sharif was hacked to death in front of Barguna Government College in broad daylight on June 26 last year. His wife Minni was present on the spot when the incident took place. 

Minni among 10 facing Rifat murder charges  

On September 1 the same year, police submitted two charge sheets to the same court accusing 14 juveniles and 10 adults in the case.

Of the adults accused, only Minni is on bail.

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