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Rampaging troops from the Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) murdered 74 people during the two-day revolt that began in Dhaka and spread across the country in 2009, destabilising the government of then-premier Sheikh Hasina weeks after she took office.
Thousands of participants were rounded up after the mutiny ended with more than 150 initially sentenced to death in trials criticised by rights groups for procedural shortcomings.
Those bailed on Thursday had been acquitted of murder charges, but were kept in custody on accusations of violating explosives laws — with their cases still pending more than a decade after the revolt.
«I can't express my feelings in words. I am returning to my family. I came out of a life full of darkness into the light,» newly released prisoner Abul Kashem, 38, told AFP.
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