B desh industrialist sued for abetting suicide
Wed, Apr 28 2021 20:06 IST |
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Dhaka, April 28 : Bangladesh industrialist Sayem Sobhan Anvir, Managing Director of Bashundhara Group, was booked by the police for abetting a 21-year-old girl of suicide. Anvir had rented a flat to the victim.
The Bashundhara Group is one of the largest conglomerates in Bangladesh and Anvir is son of its Chairman Ahmed Akbar Sobhan. The business house also owns leading media platforms News 24, Daily Kaler Kontho, Banglanews 24.com and a Radio channel.
The girl s body was recovered from the flat and Anvir was booked by the Gulshan area police following a complaint filed by the victim s sister Nusrat Jahan. The police said that the deceased was unemployed and Anvir used to visit her flat.
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A 23-year-old Bangladeshi youth, also a student at Malaysia s Asia Pacific University (APU), has been missing for a week since he left his home in the capital s Bashundhara Residential area on January 13.
The missing person s name is Sadman Sakif aka Rafi.
Sadman s mother filed a general diary (GD) with Vatara Police Station in this regard.
According to the GD, Sadman left the house on the morning of January 13 without telling anyone. Since then he did not return home. The mobile number used by him is switched off.
Sadman s mother Monowara Hossain told reporters that her son returned to Dhaka from Malaysia in September 2019. After that he could not return to Malaysia due to coronavirus situation.