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Kamaruzzaman might be executed?

| | Apr 12, 2015, at 12:07 am
Dhaka, Apr 11 (IBNS) Death row war criminal Muhammad Kamaruzzaman might be executed in Bangladesh on Saturday, media reports said.

His family members met him at the Dhaka Central Jail.


After meeting his father, Kamaruzzaman’s son Hasan Iqbal was quoted as saying by The Daily Star  “There is no necessity to seek clemency from the president as he is no one to take or give life of my father.”

On Apr 6, giving a jolt to Kamaruzzaman, country's Supreme Court scrapped his plea to review his death penalty.
 

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