Former minister and Awami League advisory council member Amir Hossain Amu told the court during the remand hearing, we are each other's brothers. Should be in harmony. we will be together Why get involved in conflict? Hopefully, this environment will not exist.

He said this during the remand hearing in Dhaka's Metropolitan Magistrate Shaheen Razor court on Thursday (November 7).

Inspector Jahangir Arif of DB Police's Ramna Zonal Team applied for a 10-day remand in the murder case of businessman Abdul Wadud in Newmarket area of ​​the capital. On behalf of the state, Dhaka Metropolitan Public Prosecutor Omar Farooq Farooqui heard in favor of granting remand.

Meanwhile, Amu's lawyer Swapan Roy Chowdhury was thrown out of the court for commenting that Farooqui's speech was political. At this time, a somewhat chaotic atmosphere can be seen in the court. The state lawyer calmed down the situation.

After that, the lawyers on behalf of Amu filed a bail application seeking cancellation of the remand. Later the court wants to hear my statement.

Then Amu said, I am a member of the Dhaka Bar, a member of the High Court Bar. Sorry to see the atmosphere here. Nothing should be said in this environment. The case will continue, I will present my statement in future. The counsel for the state has spoken a lot. I am a politician. It will take two hours to give a political speech.

He said, we are each other's brothers. Should be in harmony. we will be together Why get involved in conflict? Hopefully, this environment will not exist.

Then BNP lawyers started shouting. They say he is scared. Then the state lawyer calmed them down.

Later, Amu said, we will take sides. Why should we get involved in conflict?

Then Omar Farooq said, when he was in power, what news did the Supreme Court, Dhaka Bar take? The lawyers were good. But during the elections they sealed the votes and beat the lawyers. What role did he play then?

Amu then said, "The first time there is noise, I oppose it." I did not come to vote, I boycotted.

Businessman Abdul Wadud was shot dead by the police in Neelkhet area under Newmarket police station on the afternoon of July 19 during the anti-discrimination student movement. In this incident, his brother-in-law Abdur Rob filed a murder case at Newmarket police station. 130 people including former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader were accused in this case.