BNP Standing Committee member Mirza Abbas on Sunday started testifying for himself in a case filed against him for amassing illegal wealth and concealing the information by ACC.
Dhaka Special Judge Court-6 Judge Manjurul Imam adjourned the hearing till November 15 as the testimony remained incomplete at the end of Sunday's hearing.
Earlier in the day, two other defence witnesses, Shahjahan Miah and Qazi Shifaur Rahman Himel, testified in the case, reports BSS.
The court on November 5 showed Abbas arrested in the case and allowed a defence plea for allowing producing defence witnesses afresh.
Dhaka Special Judge Court-6 on October 31 cancelled Mirza Abbas's bail in the case and issued arrest warrant against him.
The ACC on August 16, 2007, filed the case with Ramna police station for amassing illegal wealth of Tk 7.54 crore and concealing information about wealth of Tk 57.26 lakh. ACC assistant director Md Khairul Huda after probing the case, filed charge sheet on May 24, 2008, accusing Abbas for amassing illegal wealth of Tk4.23 crore.
The court on June 16, 2008, framed charges against Mirza Abbas.
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