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Raihan Uddin Ahmed killed in police custody in Sylhet. Photo: collected
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Raihan Uddin Ahmed killed in police custody in Sylhet. Photo: collected
An autopsy doctor found 111 wound marks on the body of Raihan Uddin Ahmed, who was tortured at the Bandar Bazar police post in Sylhet. This was stated on Saturday night by the director and assistant professor of the department of forensic medicine at Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College. Maryland. Shamsul Islam.
The head of the forensic medicine department said the autopsy was carried out shortly after Raihan’s death. University authorities handed the report to the Kotwali Police Station last Thursday. On the same day, Raihan’s body was again collected in the presence of a magistrate according to law. However, other factors, including the cause of injury and death, generally do not change on the first and second autopsy reports.
Dr. Shamsul Islam said that the body of the deceased had received more blows. Weapons of Bhota have been used in it. It received a total of 111 wounded. Of these, 98 were lilafol lesions and 14 were signs of lesions.
According to the doctor, Raihan died due to the ruptured vein inside the body due to additional injuries. The flesh of the body is crushed due to the wound. When the vein ruptures, there is internal bleeding. Raihan passed out due to additional injuries. Raihan’s stomach was empty at the time of the injury, his stomach only had liquid acid.
Assistant Professor Dr. Raihan for the second autopsy. Maryland. A three-member medical board was formed that included Shamsul Islam. Others are Dr. Abdullah Al Helal and Dr. Debashish Poddar. After a new autopsy when the body decomposed, the evidence taken from the body of the deceased was sent to Chittagong. They will receive this report in the next 15 to 25 days. It will also be turned over to the police later.
Raihan Uddin Ahmed, 33, son of the late Rafiqul Islam of Neharipara in the Akhalia area of Sylhet city, was tortured to death at the Bandar Bazar police post on the night of October 10, according to a police investigation. . The family found her body the following Sunday morning. Later that night, Raihan’s wife became the plaintiff and filed a murder case charging unknown persons. The case is being investigated by the Police Investigation Office (PBI). So far no defendants have been arrested.
Relatives allege that Raihan was beaten to death while in police custody for not receiving Rs 10,000.
Deputy Inspector (SI) Akbar Hossain Bhuiyan, Sheriff Harunur Rashid, Touhid Mia and Titu Chandra Das were suspended on October 12 after the incident. Additionally, Assistant Deputy Inspector (ASI) Ashek Elahi, ASI Qutb Ali, and Agent Sajib Hossain were also removed.
Raihan died from additional injuries.
On October 15, Raihan’s body was exhumed and subjected to a new autopsy. Autopsy doctor Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College Hospital, the head of the forensic department. Shamsul Islam said: ‘A three-member team has re-examined Raihan’s body. Initially, we said that he died due to additional injuries.‘
‘Previously, I completed the first autopsy on October 11. And we submitted the first autopsy report to the Kotwali Police Station on Friday.‘Added the doctor.
The PBI placed a crime scene tape around the grave of Raihan Uddin Ahmed in the Akhalia Nawabi mosque cemetery in Neharipara, Sylhet, to recover the body. Photo: NTV
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The PBI placed a crime scene tape around the grave of Raihan Uddin Ahmed in the Akhalia Nawabi Mosque Cemetery in Neharipara, Sylhet, to exhume the body. Photo: NTV
Case at PBI, immigration instructions
PBI was tasked with investigating the death of Raihan Uddin Ahmed. At a press conference in Dhaka on Thursday, PBI chief Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Banaj Kumar Majumder said: ‘In the preliminary investigation, we feel we need Sub-Inspector (SI) Akbar Hossain Bhuiyan in charge of the Bandar Bazar outpost of Sylhet Kotwali Police Station. That is why we have informed all immigration so that you cannot escape with your passport.‘
Fugitive SI Akbar
Meanwhile, SI Akbar Hossain Bhuiyan has been suddenly released from police custody. The police are not looking for him. To prevent SI Akbar from fleeing to India, warnings have been issued at all police stations bordering the Sylhet district.
According to the police, SI Akbar was under police surveillance until 11:40 pm on October 12. So he was staying in the Zinda Bazar area of the city. Since then, his mobile phone has been turned off and his Facebook account has been deactivated. Its location is not being identified.
‘Raihan said he would take the money to the outpost.‘
It is mentioned in the case brief that, like every day, last Saturday at 3 pm, Raihan Uddin Ahmed’s workplace in the city’s stadium market, Dr. Golam Kibria and Dr. Go to the Shanta Rani’s room. Since Raihan did not come home after 10pm, they called his mobile phone. Then the family hangs up their phone. Raihan called his mother from another number around 4:15 am. Raihan later said that he was at the Bandar Bazar police post. He told him to go to the outpost with the money quickly to save him.
Habibullah, Raihan’s uncle, went to the Bandar Bazar police post around 5:30 am. Later, a police officer said that Raihan was asleep. And the cop who caught Raihan also went home. The statement said that the policeman told Raihan’s uncle to come to the outpost around 9:30 am with 10,000 taka.
It also says: ‘According to the police, Habibullah returned to the outpost around 10:15 am. The police on duty informed him that Raihan had fallen ill and had been admitted to Osmani Medical College. Raihan’s uncle Osmani immediately went to the hospital and discovered in the emergency department that Raihan was admitted to the hospital at 8.40am and died at 7.50am. At that time, Habibullah informed other family members and relatives and they went to the Osmani Medical morgue and saw Raihan’s mutilated body.
In the statement, the plaintiff mentioned, ‘Who or what took my husband to the Bandar Bazar police post and kept him in police custody? My husband died as a result of torture during the night at the police station.‘
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