Supreme Court stays Khaleda’s bail until Sunday

The Supreme Court has remained until Sunday a High Court arrange conceding a four-month break safeguard to BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia in the Zia Orphanage Trust join case. 

The four-part Appellate Division seat, headed by Chief Justice Syed Mahmud Hossain, passed the request in the wake of hearing two petitions recorded against the High Court arrange on Wednesday. 

The pinnacle court likewise requested that the solicitors document normal leave-to-offer petitions by Sunday. 

Prior on Tuesday, Appellate Division chamber judge Justice Hasan Foez Siddique sent the two petitions to the full seat of the division without passing any request. 

Backer Sufia Khatun recorded an appeal to for the benefit of the state while legal counselor Khurshid Alam Khan stopped another for the benefit of the Anti-Corruption Commission. 

On Monday, the High Court allowed the between time safeguard to Khaleda Zia. 

On February 22 last, BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia documented an appeal to with the High Court looking for safeguard in the Zia Orphanage Trust unite case. On the day, the HC requested that the lower court present all the significant reports inside 15 days. 

On February 25, Khaleda Zia neglected to secure safeguard for the situation as the High Court said it would pass a request on her safeguard appeal to after getting every one of the archives identifying with the judgment from the lower court. 

On February 8 last, the Dhaka Special Court-5 indicted the previous Prime Minister and BNP director and condemned her to five years' detainment in the Zia Orphanage Trust join case. 

She was then sent to old focal prison at Nazimuddin Road in the city.