30 July 2010
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30 July 2010
July 30, Dhaka, Bangladesh (Tazakhobor.com): The question paper of the 30th Bangladesh Civil Service preliminary examination, held throughout the country on Friday, contained several mistakes.
- 30 July 2010 Ruling Party MP’s Tv Channel “Mohona Tv” Goes Tor Test Transmission
- 30 July 2010 Workers Denied New RMG Wage: Demonstrated Massive Protests
- 30 July 2010 Secularism Will be Reinstated in the Constitution: Law Minister Shafique Ahmed
- 30 July 2010 Two BNP Men Killed in Meherpur Within 24 Hours
- 30 July 2010 BNP to Hold National Executive Committee Meeting Tomorrow
- 29 July 2010 Key Accused of BDR Munity DAD Abdur Rahim Dies of 'Heart Attack'
| Bangladeshi Computer Expert Charged For Planning Suicide Bombings In British Airways |
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Rajib Karim, A British Airways computer expert who allegedly offered to cover for cabin crew in the event of a strike appeared in court today charged with plotting suicide bombings. Rajib Karim was born in Bangladesh and now living in Newcastle, England. He wil face faced three charges under counter-terrorism legislation. Colin Gibbs, the prosecutor informed magistrates court that the charge sheet alleged Karim shared information about his work – including security measures – and offered to take advantage of planned strikes by BA staff to join the airline's cabin crew. Prosecutor claimed that he deliberately stayed in Britain, obtaining a passport and getting a job at the airline in order to further the conspiracy. The software expert also faced a third charge, alleging that he collected money and transferred it through intermediaries and wire services to terrorist associates overseas. The three offences are alleged to have taken place over a four-year period between April 2006 and February this year. A spokesman for the Metropolitan police said Karim had been charged following advice from the Crown Prosecution Service Counter Terrorism Division. Rajib was arrested by officers from Scotland Yard's counter-terrorism command and local detectives in the north-east of England on 25 February. He was among 800 staff dealing with passenger bookings in one of BA's two UK-based call centers. On the court Rajib spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth. Source: The Guardian
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