BDR Government has withdrawn from its decision to set up a commission on the murder

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The interim government had said that the interim government had been set to find out the real reason for the Pilkhana murder, but the government has said that the government has withdrawn from the decision to form the commission for the time being.

Deputy Attorney General Tanim Khan informed the High Court bench headed by Justice Farah Mahbub and Justice Debashish Raat Chowdhury on Sunday morning.

Earlier, the Home Ministry has come to know about the formation of a commission to investigate the entire incident of BDR killing, but today the government started a movement to re-investigator of the BDR murder after the August 5 change of pot.

Earlier on December 2, the state party informed the High Court that they formed the commission but later in the afternoon the state party withdrew from that statement. 74 people were killed in the incident of 25 and 26 February 2009 at the Pilkhana BDR headquarters, including 74 people, this incident was first killed in the Lalbagh police station of the capital and the explosives law.

The CID filed a charge sheet against 808 people under the Explosives Act. Later, 26 others were accused and a total of 834 people were charged with a supplementary charge sheet against 834 people, and four accused died during the trial.

The accused in the case will be the punishment of BNP leader and former MP Nasir Uddin Ahmed Pintu and local Aotami League leader Torab Ali among the accused. He died in the state of the bloody rebellion and the name of the Bangladesh Border Guard was changed to the name of the Bangladesh Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) after the name was changed.

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