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India-Bangladesh Relations : The interim government of Mohammad Yunus in Bangladesh seems to be completely exposed with every decision it takes. After the overthrow of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in the country, the interim government of Mohammad Yunus is doing all those things in Bangladesh, due to which one day Bangladesh will become a complete ‘terrorism’. Bangladesh, famous for its textile industry across the world, is gradually building its image on the lines of Pakistan. Now the High Court of Bangladesh is also working on the same mentality. The High Court of Bangladesh on Tuesday (January 14) reduced the life sentence of ULFA-I Chief Paresh Barua to 14 years in jail. The sentence of five other terrorists has also been reduced to 10 years.
The matter is related to supply of arms in North-East India
It is noteworthy that this matter is related to the supply of arms in North-East India. In which Paresh Barua has already spent more than 14 years in jail. Now the High Court of Bangladesh has cleared the way for him to come out of jail. Let us tell you that in the year 2004, these terrorists were arrested and sent to jail in connection with an attempt to smuggle 10 trucks of weapons to a separatist organization in North-East India. After this the court sentenced him to death. However, with the change of power in Bangladesh, there has also been a change in the mentality of the judiciary of the country.
Terrorists were earlier given death sentence
Let us inform that on December 18, 2024, Bangladesh High Court has commuted the death sentence of ULFA I Chief Paresh Barua, former military and intelligence officers Akbar Hussain, Liaqat Hussain, Hafizur Rahman and Shahabuddin to life imprisonment on charges of arms smuggling in Northeast India. Had changed to.
At the same time, while hearing the appeals filed related to reduction of life imprisonment, High Court Justice Mustafa Zaman Islam and Nasreen Akhtar changed the life imprisonment of ULFA I Chief Paresh Baruah to 14 years imprisonment. Gave a decision to reduce the life imprisonment of other terrorists to 10 years.
A large quantity of weapons were found with the terrorists
In April 2004, a large quantity of weapons were recovered from the terrorists. Some influential people had made efforts to safely transport it to ULFA bases in North-East India. Among the weapons seized from the terrorists, more than 27 thousand grenades, 150 rocket launchers, more than 11 lakh ammunition, 1100 sub-machine guns and 11.41 million bullets were recovered.
