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Plot scam: Arguments against Hasina, Tulip on Jan 13

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  • Update Time : 06:12:55 pm, Thursday, 8 January 2026
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A Dhaka court on Thursday set January 13 for placing arguments in a case against 18 people, including ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her nieces Tulip Siddiq and Azmina Siddiq, over alleged irregularities in allocating a plot in the RAJUK New Town Project.
Judge Robiul Alam of Dhaka Special Judge Court-4 fixed the date as Khurshid Alam, the sole accused who has been arrested and is in jail in the case, placed his statement in self-defence through his counsel today and pleaded not guilty.
The court on January 5 brought the testimony in the case to an end and set today for the placing of the statement by the defence. Investigation officer, Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), Assistant Director Afnan Jannat Keya, had testified earlier that day as the last prosecution witness and was later cross-examined by the defence.

A total of 31 witnesses testified in the case. The ACC filed the case against 16 on January 13, last year and filed a charge sheet on March 10 against 18.

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Plot scam: Arguments against Hasina, Tulip on Jan 13

Update Time : 06:12:55 pm, Thursday, 8 January 2026
A Dhaka court on Thursday set January 13 for placing arguments in a case against 18 people, including ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her nieces Tulip Siddiq and Azmina Siddiq, over alleged irregularities in allocating a plot in the RAJUK New Town Project.
Judge Robiul Alam of Dhaka Special Judge Court-4 fixed the date as Khurshid Alam, the sole accused who has been arrested and is in jail in the case, placed his statement in self-defence through his counsel today and pleaded not guilty.
The court on January 5 brought the testimony in the case to an end and set today for the placing of the statement by the defence. Investigation officer, Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), Assistant Director Afnan Jannat Keya, had testified earlier that day as the last prosecution witness and was later cross-examined by the defence.

A total of 31 witnesses testified in the case. The ACC filed the case against 16 on January 13, last year and filed a charge sheet on March 10 against 18.