Murder case against Shakib Al Hasan

A case of murder has been filed against former member of parliament and national cricketer Shakib Al Hasan. The Tiger all-rounder has been named as accused in affidavit number 28 of the case.

A murder case was filed against Shakib at Adabar police station of DMP on Thursday (August 22) night as the order to kill Garment worker Rubel.

The address of accused number 28 of the case is Md. Shakib Al Hasan, Former Member of Parliament, Father: Mashroor Reza, Sang-Sahapara, New Bazar, Post Office: Magura.

Besides, the rest of the accused in this case are former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Obaidul Quader and 156 others. Another 400-500 unidentified people have been accused in the case.

Garment worker Rubel's father Rafiqul Islam filed the case as plaintiff on Thursday. DMP Adabar Police Station Inspector (Investigation) Md. Nazrul Islam confirmed the case.

In the statement of the case, the plaintiff complained that on August 5, Rubel took part in a protest march on the ring road of Adabar. At that time, with the direct and indirect instruction, instigation, assistance, cooperation and direct help of the accused, someone fired at the procession. Rubel was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds to the chest and stomach and died on August 7.

Shakib Al Hasan was elected as a member of parliament from Magura-1 seat in the 12th National Parliament election as the nominated candidate of Awami League.

The Awami League government collapsed on August 5 due to the anti-discrimination student movement. At that time, Shakib was busy in franchise cricket outside the country.

Later he did not return to the country, but currently he is in Pakistan to play a two-match Test series for the Bangladesh national team. Tigers are in the playing XI for the current Rawalpindi Test.

Bangladesh /OF