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The police will bring a case against Nurul Haque Nur, former Vice President (VP) of the Central Student Union of Dhaka University, for allegedly attacking the police. The Bangladesh Student Rights Council staged a protest on Monday (September 21) afternoon at the Raju sculpture in protest of a rape case brought by a DU student at the Lalbagh police station against six people, including Nur.
He was arrested on charges of assaulting the police and raping a DU student.
In this regard, Walid Hossain, Deputy Commissioner, Media and Public Relations, DMP, said: “They have taken him to the DB office to be detained. Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, taking hundreds of protesters away by truck. A lawsuit will be filed in connection with the attack. You will also be shown arrested in that case.
He added: ‘He will be questioned about the case at the DB office. The decision will then be made to send you to court.
Earlier in the evening on Sunday (September 20), a student from Dhaka University (DU) presented the case at the Lalbagh Police Station. A total of six people have been charged in the case. Among them, Nurul Haque Nur has been mentioned as an accessory to the rape.
Meanwhile, the court has set October 8 for the presentation of the investigation report of the case. On Monday, Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Begum Yasmin Ara accepted the statement in the case and set the date for the presentation of the report.
Hasan Al Mamun, coordinator of the Bangladesh Student Rights Council, has become the main defendant in the case. Hasan Al Mamun’s house on Nawabganj Bara Masjid Road of the Lalbagh Police Station has been mentioned as the place of the rape.
The applicant student lives in DU’s Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib Hall.
Apart from Nur and Mamun, the other defendants in the case are: Nazmul Hasan Sohag, Joint Coordinator of the Bangladesh Student Rights Council, Joint Coordinator of the Bangladesh Student Rights Council (2) Md. Saiful Islam, Vice President of the Council of Student Rights. Nazmul Huda and DU student Abdullah Hill Baki.
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