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Journalist Golam Sarwar was found unconscious in Sitakunda
Locals rescued journalist Golam Sarwar from a crocodile in Sitakunda three days after he disappeared from the metropolis of Chittagong. He was found by the canal in the Barakumira cattle market area around 6:30 pm on Sunday.
The locals rescued Golam Sarwar and informed the president of the Kumira Union Parishad, Morshed Hossain Chowdhury. The president informed the police. Sarwar was taken away by police around 8pm.
Chittagong Metropolitan Police (CMP) Commissioner Saleh Mohammad Tanvir confirmed the matter. He said Golam Sarwar was found unconscious in a crocodile in Sitakunda.
According to some locals, during the rescue operation, Golam Sarwar kept saying, ‘Brother, I don’t have a look. I won’t make any more news. ‘
UP President Morshed Hossain Chowdhury said that at some point in the night, who or what left Golam Sarwar in the forest. A man in the market went there to hear the call of nature and heard the sound of humming. As he approached, the man saw Golam Sarwar. He (President) was subsequently informed. He informed the police.
M Shamsul Islam, General Secretary of the Chittagong Union of Journalists, which has been campaigning for Golam Sarwar’s disappearance since his disappearance, said: “Sarwar was rescued around 7:30 pm. He was unconscious at the time. Later that night he was sent to Chittagong Medical College Hospital.
Golam Sarwar’s own correspondent from the Chittagong bureau of today’s Suryoday newspaper. He disappeared after leaving his home in the Battery Alley area of Chittagong City around 9:30 a.m. Thursday. A general diary (GD) was kept on this incident at the Kotwali Police Station. His home is in Chandnaish upazila. He is a member of the Chittagong Union of Journalists.
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