Two lower court magistrates who placed actress Pori Moni on police remand for the second and the third time in a narcotics case have got another week to explain their orders. The HC bench of Justices Mustafa Zaman Islam and KM Zahid Sarwar granted the time on Sunday responding to an appeal submitted by lawyer Abdul Alim Mia Jewel on behalf of the two magistrates. Meanwhile, the Investigation officer in the case Kazi Golam Mostafa has already submitted his written explanation in this regard. On September 29, the High Court asked for further explanation from two lower court judges by October 24 on why they remanded Pori Moni to police multiple times in the narcotics case. The two metropolitan magistrates in question are Debabrata Biswas and Atiqul Islam. Read: Pori Moni granted permanent bail in narcotics case Besides, the HC asked the investigating officer of the case to submit his explanation within the set date. Pori Moni was arrested on August 4 following a raid by Rab on her Banani residence. A case was filed against her under the Narcotics Control Act the following day. On August 5, Dhaka metropolitan magistrate Mamunur Rashid remanded Pori Moni for four days. On August 10, Dhaka metropolitan magistrate Debabrata Biswas granted a second time remand of 2-days to Pori Moni. On August 19, for the third time Dhaka metropolitan magistrate Atiqul Islam granted another 1-day in remand for the actress. Following the High Court's intervention, a Dhaka court finally granted bail to the actress on September 1 and she walked out of jail the following day. Read: HC asks 2 lower court judges to explain further on Pori Moni’s multiple remands On August 29, one Ain-o-Salish Kendra lawyer filed a petition before the High Court seeking an order on the legality of taking Pori Moni in multiple remands in the case defying an earlier order of the Supreme Court. On September 2, the High Court asked the two lower court judges to explain why they had accepted the police request to remand the actress for multiple times in the narcotics case. On September 15, the High Court expressed dissatisfaction over the explanations submitted by the two judges and set September 29 for the next hearing.