Ali Azam was released from Karaga

BNP leader Ali Azam, who conducted his mother's funeral with handcuffs and canes, has been released from prison. He was released on Wednesday evening after serving one month and nine days in prison. First, Gazipur Judicial Magistrate Court-1 granted his bail.

Ali Azam is the President of Bowali Union BNP of Kaliakair police station in Gazipur. He was arrested by the police on December 2 of last year in a case of attack and vandalism at the office of Awami League in Chandra area. He came to the discussion about his mother's funeral with handcuffs and sticks. This incident caused widespread criticism across the country. Ali Azam's lawyer. Anisur Rahman said that the matter of Ali Azam along with various newspaper reports was presented to Judge Nazmun Nahar. Later he granted his bail knowing the details.

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Ali Azam's lawyer said that his mother Sahera Begum died of old age on December 18 while in jail. On learning this, Ali Azam applied for parole to the Deputy Commissioner on December 19 through his lawyer to see his mother for the last time and perform his Janaza himself. But the leader of BNP was paroled for three hours on December 20 as the official work was not completed that day. After being released on parole, Ali Azam attended his mother's funeral at the side of his house around 10 am. The funeral was held at 11 o'clock. He performed his mother's janaza while handcuffed and shackled. Ali Azam was again taken to prison after his mother's burial. But all this time he was handcuffed and shackled. When the news of this incident spread, there was a storm of criticism.

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Ali Azam told reporters after his release from prison, "The way I have been treated is not desirable in any way." I had to go to jail for spreading rumors without doing anything wrong. At the time of my mother's death in custody, she was released on parole but handcuffed and shackled like a violent criminal. Which is very inhumane. I and my family are deeply humiliated by this.

Central and local leaders of BNP visited Ali Azam's house during his imprisonment and after the death of his mother. They inquired about his family. For this, Ali Azam expressed his gratitude to the leaders of the party.