2 more months sought for Aug 21 probe
This grenade was left abandoned on Bangabandhu Avenue on the August 21, but the ones that had exploded left blood on the street. Photo: File Photo
Criminal Investigation Department (CID) on Sunday sought two more months to complete further investigation into one of the two cases filed in connection with the August 21 grenade attack on an Awami League rally in 2004.
The CID so far got more than 18 months in six phases to complete the investigation into the case filed for killing 23 people, including Ivy Rahman and injuring scores in the attack.
Judge Fozila Begum of Second Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge's Court will hear the petition on Monday.
CID's Special Superintendent of Police Abdul Kahar Akand, also investigation officer of the case, submitted a petition before the court seeking two more months as he could not complete the probe by the stipulated time given by the court.
Earlier on November 22 last year, the same court granted three and a half months to the CID, which will expire on Monday.
Another case filed under the Explosive Substances Act remained pending with the other court.
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