Bangladesh: Police today (Feb 11) tested Chief Supervisor of The Everyday Star Syed Ashfaqul Haque and his better half Tania Khondoker at the prison door over the demise of a teen house keeper at their home in the capital's Mohammadpur region.
In the request, the police have asked the couple for what valid reason they are over and over engaged with mishandling homegrown specialists.
Prior on February 7, a Dhaka court denied bail and sent Ashfaqul Haque and his significant other to imprison over the demise of homegrown laborer Preeti Urang, 15, at their home. The court additionally allowed regulation authorities to examine them at the prison door if essential.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police's (DMP) Tejgaon Division Representative Chief (DC) HM Azimul Haque said the couple were addressed at the Dhaka Focal Prison in Keraniganj on February 8 and 9. They were questioned to figure out why occurrences of manhandling homegrown specialists over and again happened at their home.
The denounced were likewise asked for a clarification in regards to for what valid reason a homegrown specialist was restricted and kept at their home, he added. The police are anticipating the report of the dissection for additional examination. Assuming that proof of direct homicide or some other reason is found, lawful activity will be taken appropriately.
On Feb 7, Lukesh Urang, the departed young lady's dad, recorded a body of evidence with Mohammadpur Police headquarters against the couple. On Feb 6, the house help, Preeti, tumbled from the 10th floor and supported weighty injury. Subsequent to being taken to a close by clinic, the on the job specialist pronounced her dead.
The body was then shipped off the mortuary of Suhrawardy Clinical School and Medical clinic for after death. Following the episode, police kept four individuals from the family, including two offspring of the writer, and took them to Mohammadpur Police headquarters for addressing.
After a day, the two youngsters were permitted to go. For the situation explanation, Lukesh Urang said his little girl had been shipped off Dhaka quite a while back to function as a house keeper. All through this period, Preeti was not permitted to visit her loved ones. She could converse with her folks via telephone a couple of times each month.
On 6 August last year, one more homegrown laborer, Ferdausi, tumbled from the gallery of Syed Ashfaqul Haque's home and was genuinely harmed. She was saved and treated first at the Suhrawardy Clinic and later at the Dhaka Clinical School Clinic.