Bangladeshi court jails 16, including 1971 veterans, under Anti-Terrorism Act after disrupted public discussion in capital.
A Bangladeshi court on Friday (August 29, 2025) sent 16 people, including several 1971 Liberation War veterans, to jail under the tough Anti-Terrorism Act, a day after a mob allegedly disrupted their scheduled public discussion in the capital.
Magistrate Farzana Haque ordered them to be sent to jail after they were produced in court nearly 24 hours after their detention.
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