Anisul on Khaleda's treatment abroad: Law will move on its own pace
10 December 2021, 07:26 pm | Updated: 22 November 2024, 03:32 am
Law will move at its own pace and humanity cannot be earned through movements, Law Minister Anisul Huq has said on Friday on BNP’s demand to allow its chairperson to treatment abroad.
In a charity program held by Akhaura municipality Awami League The minister said, “The prime minister in March last year asked me to look into the matter. Due to her interest Khaleda Zia is now living at her residence after her punishment was suspended.”
He said there is no restriction for her to take treatment in the hospital in Dhaka. We are also looking into the demand of BNP to send her abroad, he said.
But there is no scope to give two different decisions for the appeal, he said.
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