A Narayanganj courtroom has begun making an attempt Hifazat-e Islam leader Mamunul Haque in a rape case.
District and periods decide Mohammad Anisur Rahman took cognisance of the costs made towards Mamunul by way of Jannat Ara Jharna, a lady he claims was his second wife.
Inspector Asaduzzaman talked about the previous joint secretary of the Islamist outfit turned into transferred from Kashimpur high security penal complex in Gazipur to Narayanganj round 9 am and again to prison two hours later under tight safety.
The lady started the case below the ladies and youngsters Repression Prevention Act with Narayanganj's Sonargaon Police Station on the conclusion of April.
due to the absence of the women and youngsters Repression Prevention Tribunal judge, Public Prosecutor Rakib Uddin filed the indictment in the case.
He said the police submitted a chargesheet after wrapping up the investigation within the case. The courtroom ordered that witness hearings be carried out as soon as the chargesheet is reviewed.
Jharna claimed that she had a "chuffed family life" together with her husband Shahidul Islam and two toddlers. Her existence changed for the more severe after she met her husband's pal Mamunul in 2005, based on the case details.
The girl alleged that Mamunul began intervening in considerations tied to their family unit and encouraged her to stroll out on her husband. Following Mamunul's tips, Jharna ended her marriage with Shahidul in 2018, in keeping with the case.
The Hifazat leader asked her to come to Dhaka, taking talents of her prone situation after the divorce. In Dhaka, Mamunul made sexual advances on her, she alleged.
Mamunul began a sexual relationship with Jharna with guarantees of marriage and started to take Jharna along with him right through pleasure trips to motels and hotels in 2018, the case says.
He raped her at the Royal resort in Narayanganj's Sonargaon on Apr 3, the girl alleged.
The Hifazat chief became caught at the inn with Jharna. He was arrested through the police on Apr 18 in a separate case over violence.
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