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Bangladesh
4 JMB men jailed
2009-10-12
[Bangla Daily Star] A court here yesterday sentenced five years' rigorous imprisonment each to four members of Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) in an explosives case filed with the Cox's Bazar Police Station.

The convicted were JMB Chittagong divisional chief Javed Iqbal alias Mohammad, its explosives expert Zahidul Islam alias Boma Mizan, Ayub Ali alias Abu Jar and Naimuzzaman alias Shohag.

Judge Shafiqul Karim of Chittagong Divisional Speedy Trial Tribunal also penalised each with a fine of Tk 5,000 in default of which they will have to suffer another year's imprisonment.

According to the deposition of the case, police arrested Ayub Ali with 53 types of explosives in his possession
Fifty three seems like rather a lot...
at a rental house in Nur Para under Cox's Bazar headquarters on December 11, 2005.
The mills of justice grind slowly...
In this connection, Sub Inspector Abul Hashem of Cox's Bazar Police Station filed a case under Special Powers Act 1974 on December 13 accusing seven persons, including JMB chief Shaekh Abdur Rahman, its military chief Ataur Rahman Sunny and Mashiur Rahman alias Milon.

Police submitted the charge sheet of the case on February 28, 2007 and the charge was framed on March 31 this year.

Abdur Rahman and Sunny have already been executed, and Mashiur Rahman was exempted from the case.

Public Prosecutor Ayub Khan said the accused confessed that they stockpiled the explosives to attack on Brac, other NGO offices and churches.
"It was them damned kufrs, y'r honer -- they wuz askin' fer it! Whut's a good Muslim t'do?"
The court delivered its verdict yesterday after hearing 18 witnesses, he added.

With this verdict, the JMB Chittagong divisional chief Mohammad is awarded 229 years' imprisonment.
So much for getting to know the grandchildren.
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