14 terrorists of the banned Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh were on Tuesday sentenced to 20 years in jail by a local court for carrying out a series of deadly coordinated bomb attacks in 2005. The group carried out serial blasts at over 600 locations in 63 districts in 2005 soon after the Government banned it, killing at least two people and wounding over hundred others. The additional district and sessions judge's court ordered 20 years in jail for the convicts.
They have also been fined by Tk 30,000 each.