Process to bring back Tarique Rahman begins: Law Minister

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Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anisul Haque said that the process to bring back BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman, who is abroad, has begun.

He told reporters after inaugurating the four-month-long 38th basic training course for assistant judges/like-minded officials at the Judicial Administration Training Institute in the capital around 12:30 pm on Sunday (January 13).
He also said that the process has begun to bring back not only Tarique Rahman, but all criminals residing abroad. This process is ongoing.

The program was presided over by Justice Khandaker Musa Khaled, Director General of the Judicial Training Institute. The institute's Director (Training) Golam Kibria delivered the welcome speech.

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