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Nipun Roy Chowdhury gets anticipatory bail in 8 cases

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Staff Reporter :
The High Court on Monday granted anticipatory bail to BNP leader Nipun Roy Chowdhury till January 11 next year in eight cases, including one filed over vandalism of the Chief Justice’s residence on October 28.

The HC directed Nipun to surrender before the trial court concerned by January 11 in connection with the cases.

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The HC bench of Justice Md Habibul Gani and Justice Ahmed Sohel passed the orders following eight petitions filed by Nipun seeking bail in the cases.

The cases were filed with Ramna, Paltan and South Keraniganj police stations in connection with the incidents of violence centering the BNP’s grand rally in the capital on October 28.

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