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He filed the case against the unidentified persons at the Kotwali Police Station on Wednesday afternoon on charges of kidnapping and demanding ransom.
Earlier in the day, after recovering from Chittagong Medical College Hospital, Sarwar arrived at the Chittagong Journalists Union (CJU) office and expressed reluctance to bring a case because he was scared and not well.
Later, he went to the police station and presented a case after the arrest of the CUJ leaders.
Kotwal OC Mohammad Mohsin Police Station told bdnews24.com: “The case has been registered against six unidentified people for kidnapping and demanding ransom. We have started the investigation of the incident.”
He also said that the place where the plaintiff was picked up had already been inspected.
Golam Sarwar
Last Wednesday night, Sarwar left the city’s Battery Alley to go to Chandnaish’s home. After hopping on a rented motorcycle to go to the Shah Amanat bridge area, a young man stood behind him in front of the VIP Kazir Deuri tower and put anesthesia on his face and nose, as appropriate.
Later, Sarwar took him in an ambulance to an unknown location, where he was detained for three days and threatened, Sarwar said.
According to the statement, Sarwar, a journalist for the weekly Suryoday, demanded a ransom of 50,000 rupees from his wife and the head of the newspaper’s Chittagong bureau, Jobayer Siddiqui.
Sarwar, the staff reporter for Chittagong’s Suryoday newspaper, is the executive editor of an online newspaper called Citynewsbd.
After his disappearance on October 26, he kept a general diary at the Kotwali Police Station.
The Chittagong Union of Journalists also cordoned off the police commissioner’s office and carried out various programs to rescue him.
Police rescued Sarwar from the bank of a canal in the Kumira Bazar area of Sitakunda on Sunday night with the help of locals.
‘I’ll do more news’
At the time, Sarwar told the media that he was arrested and tied up for the published story. Sarwar also said at the time that the kidnappers had beaten him, saying, “Don’t tell me any more news.”
Sarwar reiterated his disappearance at the CUJ office on Wednesday afternoon.
At the time, he said in response to the journalists’ question, “I made four or five stories at different times. Maybe that’s why this happened later. Because they were hitting me at different times to tell me if I would make more news.
But he couldn’t say exactly what caused the news or who caused it.
When asked if he would present a case in the case, Sarwar told reporters: “My family and I are not financially well off. We are concerned about what might happen in the future if we do file a case.” That is why there is disinterest in the case ”.
Later, the president of the CUJ, Mohammad Ali, ensured all kinds of cooperation from the organization.
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