UNB, Dhaka

Arafat Rahman Koko who had been on parole for treatment in Bangkok was asked to return home by August 31 and surrender before the court, official sources said here Thursday.
Koko, the youngest son of BNP chair and ex-PM Khaleda Zia, is facing a number of corruption cases. He was arrested during the previous caretaker government. Later, he got parole and left for Bangkok on July 19, 2008 for better treatment as he had been suffering from respiratory problems.
His lawyer Barrister Mahbubu Uddin Khokon MP told UNB tonight that they received a letter from the Home Ministry at about 7pm asking Koko to return by August 31 and surrender before court. [Read More]

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Source: The New Nation