----Accused-Petitioner

(On surrender)
Md. Ashikul Rahman Tolon &

For the Accused-Petitioner

(Mirza Sultan-Alraza)
Through

Advocate
others
DISTRICT: JAMALPUR

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BANGLADESH

HIGH COURT DIVISION

(CRIMINAL MISCELLANEOUS JURISDICTION)

CRIMINAL MISCELLANEOUS CASE NO. OF 2023.

IN THE MATTER OF:

An Application for Anticipatory bail

under section 498 of the Code of

Criminal Procedure.

AND

IN THE MATTER OF:

1. Md. Ashikul Rahman Tolon, son of

Hazi Md. Rashid Mia, of village-

Bakshiganj Namapara, Police Station-

Bakshiganj, District-Jamalpur.

2. Mizanur Rahman Talukdar, son of late

Haydar Ali, of village- Panatiyapara,

Police Station-Bakshiganj, District-

Jamalpur.
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3. Md. Saud Sawdagar, son of Momtaz

Sawdagar, of village- Bakshiganj

Sawdagarpara, Police Station-

Bakshiganj, District-Jamalpur.

4. Md. Ashraf Ali, son of Joynal Abedin, of

village- Tinanipara, Police Station-

Bakshiganj, District-Jamalpur.

5. Md. Mynul Haque alias Md. Mynul

Sarkar, son of late Solayman Haque

Dhola alias Md. Solayman Haque

Sarker, of village- Modhopolash Tola,

Police Station-Bakshiganj, District-

Jamalpur.

6. Kamruzzaman Liton alias A. H. M.

Kamruzzaman Siddiky, son of Abdus

Salam, of village- Battajor Fuldohpara,

Police Station-Bakshiganj, District-

Jamalpur.

7. Md. Bishal Sarkar, son of Abdur

Rahim, of village- Battajor Jinnabazar,

Police Station-Bakshiganj, District-

Jamalpur.
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8. Md. Firoz alias Md. Firuz Mia, son of

late Nur Mohammad Feka alias late Ali

Ahammad, of village- Kamalpur

Mridhapara, Police Station-Bakshiganj,

District-Jamalpur.

9. Liton Mia alias Jafor Ahmed, son of late

Jahangir Sarkar, of village- Dhanuya,

Police Station-Bakshiganj, District-

Jamalpur.

10. Ripon Mistri alias Md. Sulyman Hoque,

son of Abdul Latif, of village- Uttar

Kamalpur, Police Station-Bakshiganj,

District-Jamalpur.

11. Md. Sobuj Mia alias Musaddequr

Rahman, son of Chengu Kerani alias

late A.T.M. Safi Uddin Ahammed, of

village- Kamalpur Mridhapara, Police

Station-Bakshiganj, District-Jamalpur.

12. Md. Nahid alias Nahid Hasan, son of

Fotik Master, of village- Dhanuya,

Police Station-Bakshiganj, District-

Jamalpur.
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----Accused-Petitioners.
(On surrender)
-VERSUS-

The State

------Opposite Party.
AND

IN THE MATTER OF

Prayer for Anticipatory bail in

Bakshiganj Police Station Case No. 25

dated 30.08.2023 corresponding to

G.R. Case No. 177 of 2023 under

section 15(3)/25-D of the Special

Powers, Act, 1974 read with section

4/6 of the Explosive Substance Act,

1908 now pending before the learned

Chief Judicial Magistrate Court,

Jamalpur.

To

Mr. Justice Hasan Foez Siddique, the Hon’ble Chief Justice of

Bangladesh and his companion Justices of the Supreme Court of

Bangladesh.
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The humble petition on behalf of the

accused petitioner above-named most

respectfully

S H E W E T H:

1. That the petitioner is a law abiding, peace loving permanent

citizen of Bangladesh. He is never involved in any anti-social

or anti-state activities. He is never involved in the alleged

occurrence. He is active worker of political party in opposition

hence entangled in this false case out of political rivalry.

2. That the police raided the house of the accused petitioners on

several time and lastly on 03.09.2023. That it is stated that one

Mozibur Rahman, Sub-Inspector of Police, Bakshiganj Police

Station, Jamalpur lodged an FIR against the accused

petitioners on 30.08.2023 at about 23.35 hours Bakshiganj

Police Station Case No. 25 dated 30.08.2023, thereafter the

petitioner somehow managed to obtain the photocopy of the

FIR. The said FIR is quoted as follows-

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kvgQzj nK, mvs- †MvqvjMuvI, 23| †di‡`Šm (32),

wcZv- kivdZ Avjx, mvs- †MvqvjMuvI, 24| dwi`y¾vgvb

Lvb (40), wcZv- g„Z Rni Avjx, mvs- †giæi Pi

(†eZgvix), 25| †gvt Avt nvwKg (40), wcZv- g„Z Avãyj

nvB, mvs- †giæi Pi (†eZgvix), 26| ‡gvkvid †nv‡mb

(42), wcZv- g„Z †LvKv, mvs- Kvgvjcyi, me©_vbv-

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3. That it is stated that the accused-petitioner No. 1-12 has been

entangled as accused No. 1-12 in the FIR despite of having

them of no involvement with the alleged offence.

4. That it is humbly submitted that the accused petitioners have

been entangled in this false case at the instigation of the local

enemy out of political rivalry and the FIR focuses clear prima
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facie case for granting anticipatory bail since the allegation is

unspecific and vague and as such the petitioners are entitled

to be enlarged on anticipatory bail.

5. That it is humbly submitted that the informant lodged the case

by implicating the petitioners with an ill motive and to destroy

the political career of the accused petitioners and they are

quite innocent and they have committed no such offence as

has been alleged by the informant against them and that the

alleged allegations are false, baseless, conspiring, malicious

and arranged and as such they are entitled to get anticipatory

bail.

6. That it is submitted that the petitioner have got reasonable

apprehension that if he be arrested by the police they will be

subjected to torture and humiliation inhumanly inasmuch as

they will be taken to remand by the police and in such a view

of the facts and circumstances of the case they may kindly be

enlarged on anticipatory bail to secure the ends of justice.

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7. That it is humbly submitted that the petitioner has got

reasonable apprehensions that if they surrender before the

learned court below, the prayer for bail may not be considered

judiciously. Moreover, on their way to surrender the accused

petitioners may be arrested by the police at the instance of the

informant and as such the accused petitioner may kindly be

enlarged on anticipatory bail.

8. That it is submitted that their Lordships in the Appellate

Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh made some

observations giving a guideline as to the effect that on some

ground an application for anticipatory bail cannot be granted

and the instant case does not fall within the ambit of the said

categories of offence.

9. That the above circumstance the accused petitioners finding

no other alternative prefers this application to move before

your lordships on the following amongst other:

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GROUNDS :

I. For that the accused petitioners have been entangled in

this false case at the instigation of the local enemy out of

political rivalry and the FIR focuses clear prima facie case

for granting anticipatory bail since the allegation is

unspecific and vague and as such the petitioner is entitled

to be enlarged on anticipatory bail.

II. For that the informant lodged the case by implicating the

petitioner with an ill motive and to destroy the political

career of the accused petitioner and they are quite

innocent and they have committed no such offence as has

been alleged by the informant against them and that the

alleged allegations are false, baseless, conspiring,

malicious and arranged and as such they are entitled to get

anticipatory bail.

III. For that the petitioners have got reasonable apprehension

that if he be arrested by the police they will be subjected to

torture and humiliation inhumanly inasmuch as they will be

taken to remand by the police and in such a view of the

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facts and circumstances of the case they may kindly be

enlarged on anticipatory bail to secure the ends of justice.

IV. For that the petitioner have got reasonable apprehensions

that if they surrender before the learned court below, the

prayer for bail may not be considered judiciously.

Moreover, on their way to surrender the accused

petitioners may be arrested by the police at the instance of

the informant and as such the accused petitioner may

kindly be enlarged on anticipatory bail.

V. For that their Lordships in the Appellate Division of the

Supreme Court of Bangladesh made some observations

giving a guideline as to the effect that on some ground an

application for anticipatory bail cannot be granted and the

instant case does not fall within the ambit of the said

categories of offence.

Wherefore it is most humbly prayed that

your Lordships may graciously be

pleased to issue a Rule calling upon the

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Opposite party to show cause as to why

the accused-petitioner shall not be

enlarged on anticipatory bail in

Bakshiganj Police Station Case No. 25

dated 30.08.2023 corresponding to

G.R. Case No. 177 of 2023 under

section 15(3)/25-D of the Special

Powers, Act, 1974 read with section

4/6 of the Explosive Substance Act,

1908 now pending before the learned

Chief Judicial Magistrate Court,

Jamalpur and after hearing the parties,

perusing the records and cause shown,

if any, make the rule absolute and or

pass such other or further order or

orders as to your Lordships may seem

fit and proper.

-AND-

Pending hearing of the Rule, your

Lordships may further be pleased to

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enlarge the accused-petitioners on ad-

interim anticipatory bail.

And for this, the petitioners above named as in duty bound, shall

ever pray.

AFFIDAVIT

I, Md. Rakibul Hasan Sanny, Son of Md. Farhad Hossain and Mst.

Shaheena Akter, of Village- Moddho Chuniapara, Post Office-

Dewanganj-2030, Police Station- Dewanganj, District- Jamalpur,

aged about- 27 years, by faith-Muslim, by Profession- Business, by

Nationality–Bangladeshi by birth, National ID No. 5959022418, do

hereby solemnly affirm and state as follows:

1. That I am cousin of the petitioner and the Tadbirkder on behalf

of the accused petitioner of this case as such I am acquainted

with the facts and circumstances of this application and am

competent to swear this affidavit.

2. That the statements made hereinabove in this application is

true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

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3. That the petitioner did not earlier made any application with the

same object or purpose.

Prepared in my office.

(Mirza Sultan-Alraza) Deponent

Advocate.

Solemnly affirmed before me The deponent is known to

on this the ...... day of me and identified by me.
-----------------------2023.

(Mirza Sultan-Alraza)
Advocate.
Hall Room No. 1(SCBAB)
Membership No. 7142
Mobile: 01706-314191

COMMISSIONER OF AFFIDAVITS
SUPREME COURT OF BANGLADESH
HIGH COURT DIVISION, DHAKA

NOTICE
DISTRICT : JAMALPUR
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BANGLADESH
HIGH COURT DIVISION
(CRIMINAL MISCELLANEOUS JURISDICTION)
CRIMINAL MISC. CASE NO. OF 2023.
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IN THE MATTER OF:

Md. Ashikul Rahman Tolon alias
Ashikur Rahman Tulon

--Accused- Petitioner
(On surrender)
-VERSUS-
The State
------Opposite Party
To
The Attorney General
Supreme Court of Bangladesh

Dear Sir,

Please take a notice that an application for anticipatory Bail under

Section 498 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Copy enclosed
herewith) will be filed and moved before the Hon’ble Court No.13
(Main).
With Regards:

(Mirza Sultan-Alraza)
Advocate
For the accused petitioner