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The family of Allama Shah Ahmad Shafi, a former emir of Hefazat-e-Islam, has filed a lawsuit alleging that he was “mentally tortured and killed in a planned manner.” Hefazat Deputy Secretary General Maulana Nasir Uddin Munir and Maulana Muhammad Mamunul Haque have been indicted in the case. The court learned of the case and ordered the Police Investigations Office (PBI) to investigate and submit a report within one month.
The case was brought to the Chittagong Shiplu Kumar magistrate court on Thursday morning by the late Allama Shafi’s brother-in-law, Mohammad Moinuddin. He does not hold any position on the current Hefazat committee.
Most of the defendants named in the case are followers of the current Emir of Hifazat, Junaid Babungari; They are in different positions. Furthermore, between 80 and 90 more people have been charged as unidentified persons, judicial sources said.
Plaintiff’s attorney said. Abu Hanif told Kaler Kanth, ‘Allama Shah Ahmad Shafi did not die a natural death. His brother-in-law has presented the case alleging that he was killed by premeditated mental torture. The case mentions four dates (September 11, 16, 17 and 18 of this year). The incident has been demanded to be investigated and the culprits brought to justice. The court has ordered PBI to investigate. We have sought justice in court.
Hefazat’s deputy general secretary, Maulana Nasir Uddin Munir, became the number one defendant in the case, while the second indicted Maulana Muhammad Mamunul Haque. The other defendants are Azizul Haque Islamabadi, Hefazat Organizing Secretary, Maulana Mir Idris, Deputy Organizing Secretary, Zakaria Noman Faizi, Advertising Secretary, Habib Ullah, Ahsan Ullah, Nuruzzaman Nomani, Abdul Matin, Md. Shahidullah, Md. Rizwan Arman, Md. Nazrul Islam, Hasanuzzaman, Enamul Hasan Farooqui, Mir Sajed, Zafar Ahmed, Mir Ziauddin, Ahmed, Mahmud, Asadullah, Jobayer Mahmud, HM Junaid, Anwar Shah, Ahmed Kamal, Nasir Uddin, Kamrul Islam Qasemi, Mohammad Hasan, Obaidullah and Jubayer, Mohammad, Aminul Haque, Rafiq Sohail, Mobinul Haque, Naeem, Hafeez Sayemullah and Hasan Jamil. Six people have been declared witnesses in the case.
Allama Shah Ahmad Shafi, the supreme leader of Hifazat-e-Islam and general director of Hathazari Al-Jamiatul Ahlia Darul Uloom Muinul Islam (grand madrasa) madrasa in Chittagong, died on September 18 while undergoing treatment at the College Hospital. Azgar Ali doctor in Dhaka.
Earlier, a section of students protested at the madrasa demanding the release of Allama Shafi and the expulsion of his son Anas Madani, the deputy director of the madrasa. Due to that conflict, ‘Grand Master’ Allama Shafi voluntarily resigned as Director General at the Shura Committee meeting on September 16 due to illness. At that meeting, two teachers, including Shafi’s son, were released. This marked the end of Ahmad Shafi’s long rule in Hathazari Bara Madrasa.
Immediately after that meeting, Ahmed Shafi was sent by ambulance from Madrasa to Chittagong Medical College Hospital. From there he was taken to Dhaka and died the next day. Shafiputra Anas Madani told reporters in Dhaka that day that her father had died of “heart failure” due to “stress” due to the “unexpected” incident the day before. Later, Hefazat-e-Islam was divided on the question of leadership and Junaid came to the post of Babungari Amir through a partial conference.
According to the petition, the defendant Mamunul Haque arrived in Hathazari Bara Madrasa from September 11 to 16 this year and held a meeting with Junaid Babungari, the current Emir of Hifazat, and demanded the expulsion of Anas Madani, son of Ahmed Shafi. Ahmed Shafi asked the protesters to submit a written complaint. The protesters threatened to inflict extreme damage on the then emir of Hifazat if Anas Madani was not expelled. Ahmed Shafi, who was ill at the time, was harassed and threatened by the protesters in various ways. On September 17, Ahmed Shafi was asked to resign as CEO of Hathazari Bara Madrasa, and protesters opened the oxygen tube that he carried in his nose while he was ill. At this moment he was unconscious. When they took him to the hospital by ambulance, the defendant did not allow the ambulance to leave the madrassa. Due to these reasons, there has been a delay in receiving treatment.
When asked, Maulana Mir Idris, Hefazat Undersecretary of Organization, told Kaler Kantha: “I have heard that there has been a case. I will officially give our statement later.
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