The High Court has issued a rule asking why each of the 208 expatriate July movement fighters should not receive compensation of 2.5 million taka. The order was given on Monday by a bench led by Justice Fatema Nazib. The court directed the secretary of the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and other concerned authorities to respond to the rule. Barrister H. M. Sanjid Siddiqui represented the petitioners during the hearing.
According to Barrister Siddiqui, among the 208 individuals, 57 workers were convicted in the United Arab Emirates during the July movement. The government has officially recognized all 208 individuals, including those 57 workers, as July fighters. The case centers on their imprisonment and suffering abroad due to their involvement in the movement.
The High Court’s directive initiates a process to determine whether the recognized July fighters are entitled to state compensation for their hardships, pending responses from the relevant ministries.
স্টাফ রিপোর্টার প্রকাশ : ০৪ মে ২০২৬, ২৩: ৩৭ জুলাই আন্দোলনে ভূমিকা রাখার কারণে প্রবাসে কারানির্যাতন ভোগ করে দেশে ফিরে আসা ২০৮ প্রবাসী জুলাই যোদ্ধার প্রত্যেককে কেন ২৫ লাখ টাকা করে ক্ষতিপূরণ দেওয়া হবে না, তা জানতে চেয়ে রুল জারি করেছেন হাইকোর্ট। সোমবার ব
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