Among those named in the case are Awami League's general secretary and former road transport minister, Obaidul Quader, former home minister, Asaduzzaman Khan, former foreign minister, Hasan Mahmud, former law minister, Anisur Rahman, and former advisor to the prime minister, Salman F Rahman.
In Rangpur, Hasina, her sister, and 49 others were sued for the killing of a vegetable trader during the quota reform movement on July 19.
Bangladesh's interim government has announced that it will prosecute those involved in the killings during the recent mass student movement against the Hasina government in the country's International Crimes Tribunal.
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