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Rape case: Bails of Apan Jewellers owner’s son and 4 others cancelled

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TBS report
03 October, 2021, 07:20 pm
Last modified: 03 October, 2021, 09:17 pm

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Rape case: Bails of Apan Jewellers owner’s son and 4 others cancelled

Tribunal to deliver verdict on 12 Oct

TBS report
03 October, 2021, 07:20 pm
Last modified: 03 October, 2021, 09:17 pm
Rape case: Bails of Apan Jewellers owner’s son and 4 others cancelled

A tribunal has cancelled the bails of Safat Ahmed, son of Apan Jewellers owner and four others, and sent them to jail in a case filed over rape of two private university students in a hotel, The Raintree Dhaka, Banani, in 2017.

Dhaka Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunal-7 judge Begum Mosammat Kamrunnahar passed the order and fixed 12 October to deliver verdict in the case.  

The four other accused of the case are Safat's friends, Nayem Ashraf, Shadman Sakif, his driver Billal Hossain and bodyguard Rahmat Ali.

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All the accused were on bail. Four of them gave confessional statements before magistrates on different dates.

Two female private university students were allegedly raped by the accused under the influence of alcohol at The Raintree Hotel in Banani on 28 March, 2017. Later, one of the victims filed the case with the Banani police on 6 May of the same year.

On 8 June, 2017, police submitted the charge sheet against all the five FIR-listed accused in the case. They were indicted on 13 July.

A total of 22 out of 47 prosecution witnesses, including the complainant, have testified before the tribunal.

The recording of testimonies in the case were completed on 22 August this year.

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