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Babul, 55, died at his home in the Nalbunia village of Parer, that union in Indurkani upazila around 12:30 p.m. Thursday, his brother Salam Bahadur said.
He said Babul fell ill a few days ago and was taken to Khulna Medical College Hospital for better treatment. Doctors said Babul had suffered a brain hemorrhage.
“As he was a state witness in the war crimes case, it was not possible to keep him in the general ward of the hospital for treatment. There was a regular police force for his safety. For this reason he was held in the prison room. He was unable being admitted to the private hospital due to police security. In this situation, he was taken home last Wednesday. “
Salam Bahadur said Babul died at his home at midnight on Thursday and was buried in the family cemetery after Janaza on Friday morning.
“My brother’s normal life has been disrupted due to police patrols,” he said. I couldn’t even get a better treatment because of this security. “
The Indurkani OC police said, drawing attention to the matter. Habibur Rahman told bdnews24.com: Now, if you have not received treatment in Khulna, the medical authorities can say that.
“We have provided security in all areas where he was taken. He was even at the time of Janaza’s burial after my death.”
Bdnews24.com could not find the statement of the authorities of Khulna Medical College Hospital in this regard.
Naib Amir Delwar Hossain Sayedee from Jamaat was sentenced to death by the International Criminal Court in 2012 for crimes against humanity, including murder and rape during the Liberation War. He was subsequently sentenced to death by the Appeals Division.
RK Mostafa Hawlader’s witness in the war crimes case against Sayedee was shot dead in 2013. Authorities reinforced police security at the witness’s home after the incident.
Abdul Halim Khalifa, aka Babul Pandit, used to run a pharmacy in Baudubi Bazar. He was a member of the steering committee of the local Rajlaxmi school and college. Babylon is survived by his wife, a son and two daughters.
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