Rather, he appealed to the ACC not to take any step until settlement of the petition seeking a freeze on the ACC summons, he said. On Aug 28, the BNP leader had sought one month’s time from the anti-graft watchdog for collecting documents, which he was given. In response to the petition, the court said 'not today'," Amir Khosru’s lawyer Abdullah Al Mahmud told bdnews24.com. The ACC notice came days after the police started investigating Amir Khosru for allegedly trying to change the course of the student movement for road safety measures. Amir Khosru has denied the claim that he was the person in the phone conversation, but has not been seen in public since the investigation started.

Source: bd News24 September 10, 2018 16:41 UTC