Daughter-in-law rape complaint against father-in-law 903931 | The voice of tomorrow

A man named Abdul Hamid (55) has been accused of raping his daughter-in-law in Singra, Natore. The victim filed a written complaint against her father-in-law at the Singra police station on Saturday night. Abdul Hamid is the son of the late Chan Ali from the Beas Chakpara village in the upazila. He is a farmer by profession.

According to the complaint, Abdul Hamid’s son Atiqul Islam married the woman about 3 years ago. Abdul Hamid had been proposing to his daughter-in-law since marriage. He tried to rape his daughter-in-law a year and a half ago. When the matter came to light, Abdul Hamid’s son Atiqul left with his wife. They have a son at home. About 6 months ago, Abdul Hamid brought them back home. On Friday afternoon, April 10, when no one was home, he raped his daughter-in-law with a sharp weapon. He ran away when the locals fled screaming. Meanwhile, when he wanted to file a complaint with the police station for trial, the village elders banned it. They said the trial would take place in rural Shalis. But after 15 days, the victim filed a complaint with the police without obtaining justice. Abdul Hamid disappeared from the village due to lack of arbitration. The victim was unable to go to the police station to file a complaint for fear of rural matabars. Upon receiving the news, local journalists went to the scene and the victim and her family members told the details to the journalists and came to the police station to file a complaint.

“I want a fair trial,” he said. Abdur Razzak Fakir and Mao. Two Matabars named Rabiul pretend to try me and forbid me to file a complaint with the police.

Neighbors named Afaz Uddin, Akram Hossain, Buddu Prang and Alif said it was one of the worst acts. We want exemplary punishment and justice for this work.

Awami League General Secretary and Villager of the local hall, Matbar Abdur Razzak Fakir, said: “This is a sensitive issue. This trial cannot be carried out in the village. We have asked them to file a complaint at the station. Police. The complaint has not been prohibited. ” We also want a fair trial.

The officer-in-charge (OC) of the Singra Police Station, Nur-e-Alam Siddiqui, said: “I have received a written complaint about it. Legal action will be taken according to the investigation.”