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Quota Reform Movement

Nur driven out of hospital, Rashed remanded

Staff Correspondent
Injured quota reform movement leader Nurul Haque Nur was allegedly driven out of a private hospital in the dead of night yesterday - hours after a police team visited the hospital.
His family alleged that the authorities of Anwar Khan Modern Medical College Hospital in Dhanmondi released Nur around 2:30am under pressure. He was shifted to another hospital.
Nur, a joint convener of Bangladesh Sadharan Chhatra Odhikar Sangrakkhan Parishad, was injured along with several others after Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) members attacked them at Dhaka University on June 30.
Talking to reporters, he alleged that the Dhaka Medical College Hospital authorities ignored him as he was taken there and the authorities of the private hospital forced him to leave.
A family member of Nur said the private hospital did not allow him to stay the night even after repeated requests.
However, Murad Haider Khan, a customer care officer at the hospital, told this correspondent at around 1:40am that the patient was released from the hospital upon doctor's recommendation.
"They were initially asked to leave hospital at night but given time to stay in the hospital till morning," he said.
Nur told reporters that a police team led by an additional deputy commissioner of DMP visited the hospital on Sunday night, took his Facebook ID and email address and passwords, and threatened to arrest him if he goes on Facebook live again.
The police officers asked the family to notify them before leaving the hospital, he alleged.
"I did not kill anyone or commit any crime... I am involved in a student movement. For this, my family and relatives are suffering," Nur said.
"Save me if you can, as law enforcers are not cooperating with me," he added.
Prof Mizanur Rahman, former chairman of National Human Rights Commission, said the hospital authorities were at fault for releasing a patient at night.
"The hospital authorities might have done it to avoid problems... This is a gross violation of ethical and professional standards," he said.
"1 don't have any idea how and on what legal basis police asked the family of a patient who is not accused in any case to notify them before leaving a hospital," he said.
"In a democratic society, police cannot behave like this," he added.
RASHED REMANDED FOR FIVE DAYS
Meanwhile, a Dhaka court yesterday placed Muhammad Rashed Khan, another joint convener of the platform, on a five-day remand in an ICT case.
Metropolitan Magistrate Raihan UI Islam passed the order after Sub-Inspector Md Sajibuzzaman of detective branch of police, who is also the investigation officer of the case, produced him before the court with a 10-day remand prayer.
In the remand prayer, the IO said Rashed made derogatory comments about the prime minister on Facebook. He needs to be remanded so that more can be learnt about the incident, the IO added.
Opposing the remand prayer, Rashed's lawyer Jaydur Rahman told the court that his client was not involved in the incident.
Rashed in his defence told the court that his Facebook post was regarding the delay in publishing the gazette notification and he did not make any derogatory remarks about the PM.
Rashed's mother, sister and wife were present at the court and said if the court grants bail to him after cancelling the remand prayer, he will not be involved in any movement against the government.