Youth sentenced to 10 years in prison in Kushtia

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Akramuzzaman Arif, Kushti representative:
The court sentenced a young man named Juestel Hossain (31) to 10 years in prison.

On Monday afternoon, Additional District and District Judge of Kushtia Judge Md. Tajul Islam accused the accused.
In the presence of this Raat was announced by the convicted accused Juthel Hossain Kushtitar Charpa of Daulatpur Upazila.
Son of the deceased Alauddin of the village.

According to court sources, on January 27, 2021, around 11 pm, forty-four of Daulatpur upazila.
BGB members raided Jutel Hossain in the village field and arrested him along with a foreign pistol, four rounds of bullets, two magazines.

The case was filed against him under the Arms Act, the investigating officer after investigating the case.
After the court filed an investigation report, the court had the court's announcement of the Raita on Monday 5th September after the court took the testimony of witnesses.
The accused was sentenced to this.

Kushti District and Datta Judge Court counsel (PP) Advocate Anup Kumar Nandi A Rater
Confirmed the poison.

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