No cooperation from countries sheltering Bangabandhu killers

PM tells parliament

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday alleged that the government is not getting cooperation from the US, Canada and Pakistan governments to bring back Bangabandhu’s killers, now living in those countries, reports UNB.
“For any reason, we are not getting cooperation from the governments of these countries…this is the reality,” she said.
Sheikh Hasina came up with the remarks while responding to a supplementary question from Abdus Shahid during the PM’s question-answer session in Parliament.
The Prime Minister, however, hoped that someday her government will be able to bring those absconding killers back and execute the court verdict.
She said one killer was in Bangkok and the court verdict against him was executed after bringing him back in cooperation of the Thai government.
About the absconding killers of Bangabandhu, she said two are now living in the USA, one in Canada, two in Pakistan and the whereabouts of two others are still unknown.
During the 1996 government, she said, the Awami League formed a committee and appointed lawyers. “Even lawyers were appointed in the USA and tried in different ways in Canada to bring the killers back,” Hasina added.
But, she said, it is very much regretful that these two countries, despite being the developed and civilised one, are giving shelter to these killers. “I don’t know why this is happening,” she added.
Hasina said a request was sent to the governments of these countries to send back the killers.

No cooperation from countries sheltering Bangabandhu killers

PM tells parliament

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday alleged that the government is not getting cooperation from the US, Canada and Pakistan governments to bring back Bangabandhus killers, now living in those countries, reports UNB. For any reason, we are not getting cooperation from the governments of these countriesthis is the reality, she said. Sheikh Hasina came up with the remarks while responding to a supplementary question from Abdus Shahid during the PMs question-answer session in Parliament. The Prime Minister, however, hoped that someday her government will be able to bring those absconding killers back and execute the court verdict. She said one killer was in Bangkok and the court verdict against him was executed after bringing him back in cooperation of the Thai government. About the absconding killers of Bangabandhu, she said two are now living in the USA, one in Canada, two in Pakistan and the whereabouts of two others are still unknown. During the 1996 government, she said, the Awami League formed a committee and appointed lawyers. Even lawyers were appointed in the USA and tried in different ways in Canada to bring the killers back, Hasina added. But, she said, it is very much regretful that these two countries, despite being the developed and civilised one, are giving shelter to these killers. I dont know why this is happening, she added. Hasina said a request was sent to the governments of these countries to send back the killers.