"Chief Metropolitan Magistrate"

#11478104

14 August 2024

Police are escorting Salman F Rahman, private industry affairs adviser to former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, and former law minister Anisul Huq at Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court in a murder case in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on August 14, 2024. The Dhaka court is placing Salman F Rahman and Anisul Huq into 10-day remand each.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#11478105

14 August 2024

Police are escorting Salman F Rahman, private industry affairs adviser to former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, and former law minister Anisul Huq at Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court in a murder case in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on August 14, 2024. The Dhaka court is placing Salman F Rahman and Anisul Huq into 10-day remand each.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#11478106

14 August 2024

Police are escorting Salman F Rahman, private industry affairs adviser to former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, and former law minister Anisul Huq at Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court in a murder case in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on August 14, 2024. The Dhaka court is placing Salman F Rahman and Anisul Huq into 10-day remand each.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#4144288

11 April 2019

Barrister Jennifer Robinson and Kristinn Hrafnsson, Editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks speak to the Media outside of Westminster Magistrates Court, London on April 11, 2019. After weeks of speculation Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was arrested by Metropolitan Police inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in Central London this morning. Ecuador's President, Lenin Moreno, withdrew Assange's Asylum after seven years citing repeated violations to international conventions.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#3225052

28 September 2018

Arvind Kejriwal (White Shirt) an Indian politician and Chief Minister of Delhi arrives at Metropolitan Magistrate court for hearing in Mumbai on September 28, 2018 Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and seven others were acquitted Friday by a Mumbai court for allegedly holding a political rally without requisite police permission in the run up to the 2014 Lok Sabha elections . Kejriwal, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener, and the others, including activist Medha Patkar and Meera Sanyal, were booked under various provisions of the Maharashtra Police Act pertaining to holding public rallies without prior permission from the police.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#3225054

28 September 2018

Arvind Kejriwal (White Shirt) an Indian politician and Chief Minister of Delhi arrives at Metropolitan Magistrate court for hearing in Mumbai on September 28, 2018 Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and seven others were acquitted Friday by a Mumbai court for allegedly holding a political rally without requisite police permission in the run up to the 2014 Lok Sabha elections . Kejriwal, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener, and the others, including activist Medha Patkar and Meera Sanyal, were booked under various provisions of the Maharashtra Police Act pertaining to holding public rallies without prior permission from the police.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1614702

22 December 2016

Bangladesh police escort seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines towards the Metropolitan Magistrate court as suspects in a case filed over emergency landing of a Biman flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Budapest on November 27 in Dhaka. Bangladesh. On December 22, 2016 A Dhaka court placed seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines on seven-day remand each in connection with the case filed over technical glitch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s flight. Meanwhile two other officials, who were absconding, surrendered before a local court this afternoon and were sent to jail following their pleas for bail. Metropolitan Magistrate Snivdha Rani Chakrabari passed the order after investigation officer Mahbub Alam of Counter Terrorism And Translation Crime unit produced the arrestees before it with a 10-day remand prayer for each. The nine suspended staff are: SM Rokonuzzaman, Samiul Haque, Lutfor Rahman, Milon Chandra Biswas, Zakir Hossain and Siddiqur Rahman of Biman’s engineering and technical department, Debesh Chowdhury, chief engineer (production), SA Siddique, chief engineer (quality assurance) and Billal Hossain, principal engineer. Of them, engineer Rokonuzzaman and junior technician Siddiqur were absconding before they surrendered seeking bail. They were also produced before the court with a 10-day remand plea but the hearing was kept on waiting. The Biman authorities filed the case with Airport Police Station Tuesday night against the nine staff. Three enquiry committees have so far been formed following the incident -- one by the civil aviation ministry, one by Biman and another by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh. Probes by all the three committees have found that the VVIP flight carrying the premier made the emergency landing at Ashgabat International Airport in Turkmenistan after a loose nut had caused leakage of engine oil lowering the oil pressure of engine No 1 of the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1614704

22 December 2016

Bangladesh police escort seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines towards the Metropolitan Magistrate court as suspects in a case filed over emergency landing of a Biman flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Budapest on November 27 in Dhaka. Bangladesh. On December 22, 2016 A Dhaka court placed seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines on seven-day remand each in connection with the case filed over technical glitch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s flight. Meanwhile two other officials, who were absconding, surrendered before a local court this afternoon and were sent to jail following their pleas for bail. Metropolitan Magistrate Snivdha Rani Chakrabari passed the order after investigation officer Mahbub Alam of Counter Terrorism And Translation Crime unit produced the arrestees before it with a 10-day remand prayer for each. The nine suspended staff are: SM Rokonuzzaman, Samiul Haque, Lutfor Rahman, Milon Chandra Biswas, Zakir Hossain and Siddiqur Rahman of Biman’s engineering and technical department, Debesh Chowdhury, chief engineer (production), SA Siddique, chief engineer (quality assurance) and Billal Hossain, principal engineer. Of them, engineer Rokonuzzaman and junior technician Siddiqur were absconding before they surrendered seeking bail. They were also produced before the court with a 10-day remand plea but the hearing was kept on waiting. The Biman authorities filed the case with Airport Police Station Tuesday night against the nine staff. Three enquiry committees have so far been formed following the incident -- one by the civil aviation ministry, one by Biman and another by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh. Probes by all the three committees have found that the VVIP flight carrying the premier made the emergency landing at Ashgabat International Airport in Turkmenistan after a loose nut had caused leakage of engine oil lowering the oil pressure of engine No 1 of the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1614708

22 December 2016

Bangladesh police escort seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines towards the Metropolitan Magistrate court as suspects in a case filed over emergency landing of a Biman flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Budapest on November 27 in Dhaka. Bangladesh. On December 22, 2016 A Dhaka court placed seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines on seven-day remand each in connection with the case filed over technical glitch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s flight. Meanwhile two other officials, who were absconding, surrendered before a local court this afternoon and were sent to jail following their pleas for bail. Metropolitan Magistrate Snivdha Rani Chakrabari passed the order after investigation officer Mahbub Alam of Counter Terrorism And Translation Crime unit produced the arrestees before it with a 10-day remand prayer for each. The nine suspended staff are: SM Rokonuzzaman, Samiul Haque, Lutfor Rahman, Milon Chandra Biswas, Zakir Hossain and Siddiqur Rahman of Biman’s engineering and technical department, Debesh Chowdhury, chief engineer (production), SA Siddique, chief engineer (quality assurance) and Billal Hossain, principal engineer. Of them, engineer Rokonuzzaman and junior technician Siddiqur were absconding before they surrendered seeking bail. They were also produced before the court with a 10-day remand plea but the hearing was kept on waiting. The Biman authorities filed the case with Airport Police Station Tuesday night against the nine staff. Three enquiry committees have so far been formed following the incident -- one by the civil aviation ministry, one by Biman and another by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh. Probes by all the three committees have found that the VVIP flight carrying the premier made the emergency landing at Ashgabat International Airport in Turkmenistan after a loose nut had caused leakage of engine oil lowering the oil pressure of engine No 1 of the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1614710

22 December 2016

Bangladesh police escort seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines towards the Metropolitan Magistrate court as suspects in a case filed over emergency landing of a Biman flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Budapest on November 27 in Dhaka. Bangladesh. On December 22, 2016 A Dhaka court placed seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines on seven-day remand each in connection with the case filed over technical glitch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s flight. Meanwhile two other officials, who were absconding, surrendered before a local court this afternoon and were sent to jail following their pleas for bail. Metropolitan Magistrate Snivdha Rani Chakrabari passed the order after investigation officer Mahbub Alam of Counter Terrorism And Translation Crime unit produced the arrestees before it with a 10-day remand prayer for each. The nine suspended staff are: SM Rokonuzzaman, Samiul Haque, Lutfor Rahman, Milon Chandra Biswas, Zakir Hossain and Siddiqur Rahman of Biman’s engineering and technical department, Debesh Chowdhury, chief engineer (production), SA Siddique, chief engineer (quality assurance) and Billal Hossain, principal engineer. Of them, engineer Rokonuzzaman and junior technician Siddiqur were absconding before they surrendered seeking bail. They were also produced before the court with a 10-day remand plea but the hearing was kept on waiting. The Biman authorities filed the case with Airport Police Station Tuesday night against the nine staff. Three enquiry committees have so far been formed following the incident -- one by the civil aviation ministry, one by Biman and another by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh. Probes by all the three committees have found that the VVIP flight carrying the premier made the emergency landing at Ashgabat International Airport in Turkmenistan after a loose nut had caused leakage of engine oil lowering the oil pressure of engine No 1 of the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1614712

22 December 2016

Bangladesh police escort seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines towards the Metropolitan Magistrate court as suspects in a case filed over emergency landing of a Biman flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Budapest on November 27 in Dhaka. Bangladesh. On December 22, 2016 A Dhaka court placed seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines on seven-day remand each in connection with the case filed over technical glitch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s flight. Meanwhile two other officials, who were absconding, surrendered before a local court this afternoon and were sent to jail following their pleas for bail. Metropolitan Magistrate Snivdha Rani Chakrabari passed the order after investigation officer Mahbub Alam of Counter Terrorism And Translation Crime unit produced the arrestees before it with a 10-day remand prayer for each. The nine suspended staff are: SM Rokonuzzaman, Samiul Haque, Lutfor Rahman, Milon Chandra Biswas, Zakir Hossain and Siddiqur Rahman of Biman’s engineering and technical department, Debesh Chowdhury, chief engineer (production), SA Siddique, chief engineer (quality assurance) and Billal Hossain, principal engineer. Of them, engineer Rokonuzzaman and junior technician Siddiqur were absconding before they surrendered seeking bail. They were also produced before the court with a 10-day remand plea but the hearing was kept on waiting. The Biman authorities filed the case with Airport Police Station Tuesday night against the nine staff. Three enquiry committees have so far been formed following the incident -- one by the civil aviation ministry, one by Biman and another by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh. Probes by all the three committees have found that the VVIP flight carrying the premier made the emergency landing at Ashgabat International Airport in Turkmenistan after a loose nut had caused leakage of engine oil lowering the oil pressure of engine No 1 of the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1614714

22 December 2016

Bangladesh police escort seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines towards the Metropolitan Magistrate court as suspects in a case filed over emergency landing of a Biman flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Budapest on November 27 in Dhaka. Bangladesh. On December 22, 2016 A Dhaka court placed seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines on seven-day remand each in connection with the case filed over technical glitch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s flight. Meanwhile two other officials, who were absconding, surrendered before a local court this afternoon and were sent to jail following their pleas for bail. Metropolitan Magistrate Snivdha Rani Chakrabari passed the order after investigation officer Mahbub Alam of Counter Terrorism And Translation Crime unit produced the arrestees before it with a 10-day remand prayer for each. The nine suspended staff are: SM Rokonuzzaman, Samiul Haque, Lutfor Rahman, Milon Chandra Biswas, Zakir Hossain and Siddiqur Rahman of Biman’s engineering and technical department, Debesh Chowdhury, chief engineer (production), SA Siddique, chief engineer (quality assurance) and Billal Hossain, principal engineer. Of them, engineer Rokonuzzaman and junior technician Siddiqur were absconding before they surrendered seeking bail. They were also produced before the court with a 10-day remand plea but the hearing was kept on waiting. The Biman authorities filed the case with Airport Police Station Tuesday night against the nine staff. Three enquiry committees have so far been formed following the incident -- one by the civil aviation ministry, one by Biman and another by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh. Probes by all the three committees have found that the VVIP flight carrying the premier made the emergency landing at Ashgabat International Airport in Turkmenistan after a loose nut had caused leakage of engine oil lowering the oil pressure of engine No 1 of the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1614716

22 December 2016

Bangladesh police escort seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines towards the Metropolitan Magistrate court as suspects in a case filed over emergency landing of a Biman flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Budapest on November 27 in Dhaka. Bangladesh. On December 22, 2016 A Dhaka court placed seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines on seven-day remand each in connection with the case filed over technical glitch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s flight. Meanwhile two other officials, who were absconding, surrendered before a local court this afternoon and were sent to jail following their pleas for bail. Metropolitan Magistrate Snivdha Rani Chakrabari passed the order after investigation officer Mahbub Alam of Counter Terrorism And Translation Crime unit produced the arrestees before it with a 10-day remand prayer for each. The nine suspended staff are: SM Rokonuzzaman, Samiul Haque, Lutfor Rahman, Milon Chandra Biswas, Zakir Hossain and Siddiqur Rahman of Biman’s engineering and technical department, Debesh Chowdhury, chief engineer (production), SA Siddique, chief engineer (quality assurance) and Billal Hossain, principal engineer. Of them, engineer Rokonuzzaman and junior technician Siddiqur were absconding before they surrendered seeking bail. They were also produced before the court with a 10-day remand plea but the hearing was kept on waiting. The Biman authorities filed the case with Airport Police Station Tuesday night against the nine staff. Three enquiry committees have so far been formed following the incident -- one by the civil aviation ministry, one by Biman and another by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh. Probes by all the three committees have found that the VVIP flight carrying the premier made the emergency landing at Ashgabat International Airport in Turkmenistan after a loose nut had caused leakage of engine oil lowering the oil pressure of engine No 1 of the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1614719

22 December 2016

Bangladesh police escort seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines towards the Metropolitan Magistrate court as suspects in a case filed over emergency landing of a Biman flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Budapest on November 27 in Dhaka. Bangladesh. On December 22, 2016 A Dhaka court placed seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines on seven-day remand each in connection with the case filed over technical glitch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s flight. Meanwhile two other officials, who were absconding, surrendered before a local court this afternoon and were sent to jail following their pleas for bail. Metropolitan Magistrate Snivdha Rani Chakrabari passed the order after investigation officer Mahbub Alam of Counter Terrorism And Translation Crime unit produced the arrestees before it with a 10-day remand prayer for each. The nine suspended staff are: SM Rokonuzzaman, Samiul Haque, Lutfor Rahman, Milon Chandra Biswas, Zakir Hossain and Siddiqur Rahman of Biman’s engineering and technical department, Debesh Chowdhury, chief engineer (production), SA Siddique, chief engineer (quality assurance) and Billal Hossain, principal engineer. Of them, engineer Rokonuzzaman and junior technician Siddiqur were absconding before they surrendered seeking bail. They were also produced before the court with a 10-day remand plea but the hearing was kept on waiting. The Biman authorities filed the case with Airport Police Station Tuesday night against the nine staff. Three enquiry committees have so far been formed following the incident -- one by the civil aviation ministry, one by Biman and another by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh. Probes by all the three committees have found that the VVIP flight carrying the premier made the emergency landing at Ashgabat International Airport in Turkmenistan after a loose nut had caused leakage of engine oil lowering the oil pressure of engine No 1 of the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.

#1614722

22 December 2016

Bangladesh police escort seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines towards the Metropolitan Magistrate court as suspects in a case filed over emergency landing of a Biman flight carrying Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to Budapest on November 27 in Dhaka. Bangladesh. On December 22, 2016 A Dhaka court placed seven officials of Biman Bangladesh Airlines on seven-day remand each in connection with the case filed over technical glitch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s flight. Meanwhile two other officials, who were absconding, surrendered before a local court this afternoon and were sent to jail following their pleas for bail. Metropolitan Magistrate Snivdha Rani Chakrabari passed the order after investigation officer Mahbub Alam of Counter Terrorism And Translation Crime unit produced the arrestees before it with a 10-day remand prayer for each. The nine suspended staff are: SM Rokonuzzaman, Samiul Haque, Lutfor Rahman, Milon Chandra Biswas, Zakir Hossain and Siddiqur Rahman of Biman’s engineering and technical department, Debesh Chowdhury, chief engineer (production), SA Siddique, chief engineer (quality assurance) and Billal Hossain, principal engineer. Of them, engineer Rokonuzzaman and junior technician Siddiqur were absconding before they surrendered seeking bail. They were also produced before the court with a 10-day remand plea but the hearing was kept on waiting. The Biman authorities filed the case with Airport Police Station Tuesday night against the nine staff. Three enquiry committees have so far been formed following the incident -- one by the civil aviation ministry, one by Biman and another by the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh. Probes by all the three committees have found that the VVIP flight carrying the premier made the emergency landing at Ashgabat International Airport in Turkmenistan after a loose nut had caused leakage of engine oil lowering the oil pressure of engine No 1 of the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft.

Restricted to Editorial Use Only.
Commercial use is not permitted without prior authorization.
Please contact us for more information.