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Expatriate sued for 'offensive remarks' on Hasina
An expatriate has been sued for allegedly making offensive remarks on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Bangladeshi judges on a European web portal.
Published : 11 Sept 2014, 03:21 PM
Updated : 11 Sept 2014, 03:53 PM
Plaintiff Mustafizur Rahman Sujon moved the Cyber Crimes Tribunal on Thursday and the court fixed Sunday for recording his testimony.
Shibbir Ahmed, a resident of Sweden, has been made defendant.
According to case details, Ahmed termed the prime minister "stubborn" and "mentally unstable" in an article on Sept 8 in ‘Nordic Barta’.
He claimed Bangladesh's judges were "destroying the judiciary" by following Hasina's "every word".
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