Banned Bangladesh student leader jailed after dramatic arrest in Sylhet
Misbaul Karim Rafiq, president of Sylhet Engineering College unit of the banned Bangladesh Chhatra League, has been apprehended and remanded to jail. The Rapid Action Battalion seized him at Tukerbazar in Companiganj and handed him over to local police.
Rafiq, a resident of Islampur village in Companiganj, was initially taken into custody by the RAB at Tukerbazar. He was subsequently transferred to the Companiganj police station. The following day, Rafiq was produced before the Sylhet chief judicial magistrate court. The court, after examining the case status, ordered Rafiq's remand. He was sent to jail, pending further legal proceedings.
Rafiq was named in a case filed under the Speedy Trial Tribunal Act. The exact case details against him remain unclear as the investigating judge's identity and specific details of the case could not be verified without access to current, reliable sources.
Misbaul Karim Rafiq, a leader of the banned Bangladesh Chhatra League, is currently in jail following his arrest and subsequent remand hearing. Further details about his case will be revealed as the legal process unfolds.
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