Sheikh Hasina asked Nur Chowdhury to return to Trudeau 11A06. 11-F

38♥ Sheikh Hasina asked Nur Chowdhury to return to Trudeau

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has requested the Canadian government to send back the absconding accused Nur Chowdhury to death in the murder case of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. On Sunday (June 10th) at a meeting, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau requested this. Trudeo told Hasina, the concerned officials are working on this.

On 15 August 1975, the government executed five out of 12 people convicted of killing Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman for killing his family. Nur Chowdhury, one of the ex-army officers of the death row convicts. He has been running in Canada for a long time.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived in Quebec on Friday (June 8th) to attend the G-Seven Outreach Conference at the invitation of the Prime Minister of Canada. Twelve leaders of the world including the Prime Minister are invited to join the outreach session. After joining the conference, Sheikh Hasina held a meeting with Trudeau at the La Saito Frontenac Hotel in Quebec on Sunday (June 10th).

Prime Minister's Press Secretary Ihsanul Karim has discussed what the talks between the two Prime Ministers took place. He said, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina wanted Trudeau's personal steps to send back Bangabandhu's self-styled murderer Noor Chowdhury to the country quickly. In a meeting with Trudeau, Sheikh Hasina said, 'Noor Chowdhury murdered Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. He is a self-proclaimed murderer and is guilty of Bangladesh's law. "

Ihsanul Karim said Trudeo conveyed his condolences to the Prime Minister's request. Trudo said to Sheikh Hasina, "I understand how painful it is for you." Referring to his country's legal system on the question of deportation, Trudeau said that relevant Canadian officials are working on it. According to Ihsanul Karim, Trudeau said that Nur Chowdhury did not get Canadian citizenship, he is not a Canadian citizen.