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Mirpur Custodial Death

Six on the run, one cop remanded

Staff Correspondent
Detained Sub-Inspector Jahidur Rahman Khan, who is accused of torturing garment waste trader Mahbubur Rahman Sujan to death, is now in the custody of the Detective Branch of police on a five-day remand.
A Dhaka court yesterday placed him and his source Nasim on remand for the same
duration.
Jahid's colleague SI Rakibul Islam of Mirpur Police Station yesterday filed a case against him, Nasim, ASI Rajkumar, constables Anwar and Rashidul and sources Palash, Faisal and Khokon in connection with Sujan's death.
Apart from Jahid and Nasim, all are "on the run", Rakibulsaia.
He mentioned that the accused kept Sujan under police custody from 12:15am until dawn and tortured him at several places under Hazaribagh and Mirpur police stations areas.
The case was handed over to the DB for probe. DB Inspector Nibaron Chandra Barman, the investigation officer of the case, yesterday sought a ten-day remand each for Jahid and Nasim.
Jahid and Nasim were detained by Mirpur police on Wednesday afternoon after police received an autopsy report which said Sujan was severely tortured to death.
In the autopsy report, Assistant Prof AKM Shafiuzzaman of the department of Forensic Medicine of Dhaka Medical College said, “In my opinion, death was due to haemorrhage and shock as a result of above mentioned injuries, which were ante mortem and homicidal in nature."
Jahid picked up Sujan, his wife Lucy and their five-year-old son Rabbi from their Shankar home in the wee hours of Sunday. Jahid, who
went to Sujan's house to extort money, tortured Sujan at his house, in the police van and at Mirpur Police Station, according to Sujan's family members.
Rabbi and Lucy were allowed to leave in the morning.
Even though Jahid told Officer-in-Charge Salahuddin Khan of Mirpur Police Station that Sujan had died around dawn, Lucy was notified of her husband's death around noon on Sunday.
Jahid had been "closed" on similar grounds earlier this year.
On February 10, when he was working at Pallabi Police Station, he was "closed" for his alleged involvement in the custodial death of Istiaq Ahmed Johnny, 28, a resident of Talab camp in Mirpur-11.
Sujan's family yesterday demanded that the other accused in the case be arrested immediately to unearth the truth behind the heinous murder.
"We are consulting on the matter with lawyers. We are also observing the progress in the police case," said Sujan's brother Shamim.