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Jail term for ULFA leader
By Haroon Habib
DHAKA, FEB. 18. The arrested ULFA leader, Mr. Anup Chetia, was
sentenced to three years of rigorous imprisonment and a fine of
taka 5000 by the Special Tribunal Judge Court of Dhaka for
illegally possessing currencies of 16 countries.
The court also acquitted his two Indian accomplices, Mr. Laxmi
Prasad and Mr. Babul Sharma, of the charge. This is the second
conviction of Mr. Chetia who was earlier sentenced by a court for
illegal entry into Bangladesh.
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