Man gets 10 years in prison in Lakshmipur arms case

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The court sentenced a man named Shah Alam (41) to 10 years rigorous imprisonment in Laxmipur, and he was fined 10,000 rupees, and was sentenced to one more year in prison.

On Monday (October 31) around 11 o'clock in the afternoon, the judge of the district judge court. Rahibul Islam gave this Rata.

The convicted Shah Alam is the son of Sahabuddin Master of Bashikpur Unit of Laxmipur Sadar Upazila, who is in self-immolation.

District Judge's Court Public Prosecutor (PP) Jasim Uddin confirmed the poison of Rat.

He said that the court gave this verdict on Monday as evidence of illegal possession of weapons to himself.

According to the statement of the case and court sources, on June 20, 2020, a group of Poddar Bazar Police Camp-1 in Basshikpur arrested Shah Alam from a pond on the west side of Bashikpur Bazar in Laxmipur on June 20. On the same day, the police filed a case under the Chandraganj Thana Arms Act.

Deputy Inspector (SI) of Chandraganj police station. Saiful Islam investigated the case and filed a charge sheet against Shah Alam in the court on July 31, 2020.

The court gave this verdict on Monday, which was found guilty on the basis of hearing the case and evidence.

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