The video of the pile of bodies in the van is viral, where are the policemen?

A video of a pile of dead bodies in a van has recently gone viral on social media. The video was of those killed during the anti-discrimination student movement. whose names are not yet known. After the video went viral, questions were raised as to where the incident took place. Now there is no trace of those policemen.

Those who are watching this viral video and picture are shaking with fear and panic.

In the video that went viral, police were also seen walking past a pile of dead bodies in vans after the indiscriminate massacre. One of them has already been identified. He is Inspector (Investigation) of Dhaka District (North) Detective Police (DB) Arafat Hossain. The policemen in the video went into hiding after the matter came to light.

Later, the fact check organization Rumor Scanner reported that the incident of pile of frozen bodies in the van was in the area adjacent to Ashulia police station. The company confirmed the matter on Friday (August 30) night.

In the video that went viral, several bodies were piled up in a van. Besides, another body is being handed over to the van by the police. The bodies were later covered with a poster. At this time, some other policemen are also seen walking around.

According to Rumor Scanner, the much-discussed video of the pile of dead bodies is from the area adjacent to Ashulia police station. This incident happened on the afternoon of August 5. Apart from this, two people who live around the place of the incident claim that the poster seen on the wall of the video is Abul Hossain Bhuiyan, candidate for ward number 7 of Dhamsona Union of Ashulia.

It is known that this poster on the wall is no more. Immediately after August 5, all the walls were repainted.

A journalist from Ashulia said that the video was taken from in front of Ashulia police station.

General students of various universities have been protesting since last July demanding reform of the quota system for entering government jobs. In this situation, on July 15, Chhatra League repeatedly attacked ordinary students in some universities including the capital Dhaka. At the same time, the police opened fire to quell the students' agitation.

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