All political harassment cases withdrawn: Asif Nazrul!
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Published: 04:22 21 January 2025
Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Advisor Dr. Asif Nazrul said that about 2,500 cases filed for political harassment will be withdrawn by next February.
He made this announcement at a view-exchange meeting with journalists at the Law Ministry meeting room at the Secretariat on Tuesday afternoon.
The Legal Advisor also said that all cases filed under the Cyber Security Act will be withdrawn. The Ministry of Information Technology has taken a reform initiative in this regard.
Dr. Asif Nazrul said that about 2,500 political harassment or missing cases have been identified in 25 districts of the country. Lakhs of people are accused in these cases. He assured that these cases will be withdrawn by next February.
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