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Justice at large, Bangladeshi widow hits Facebook for help 6 months after her professor husband was killed in Sylhet, woman, now based near Dhaka, seeks justice
Related to country: Bangladesh


Habibullah Mizan
DHAKA, Oct 14: Six months after her husband was killed, and with the authorities yet to “punish his killers”, a Sylhet widow is pinning her hopes on the Web world to help get justice. For almost four months now, Afroza Harun, wife of slain professor Harun-Or-Rashid, chairman of the Philosophy Department of Sylhet Government Mohila College, is seeking help by writing messages on the social networking site Facebook.
Here’s a sample: ‘’Today is the birthday of my only daughter. Her father was killed. Who will wish her now? Almighty, punish the killers of my husband… No one helps us get justice.’’
And this: ‘’The society is going rotten by the day; the consciousness of the people have about to destroyed (and) no one dares to protest even when an honest young professor of a government college gets killed in board daylight. And those who protest are doing it as eyewash only. No one cares how a helpless family is passing its days.’’
Harun-Or-Rashid was killed near his house on March 21 this year — incidentally, the month of their 18th wedding anniversary. Afroza now lives in a rented house near Dhaka city, but requested The Independent against disclosing the address or location due to reasons of security.
Talking to The Independent over telephone, she said, “I have lost everything. So many people, including ministers and eminent personalities, had assured me of all cooperation and help for my family in various ways but they did not keep their words. Even my close relatives do not bother to contact me; not even by calling up.”
Asked how and why she went on the social networking site in her mission to seek justice for her slain husband, Arfoza said, “One of my brothers-in-law taught me how to use Facebook. I already have more than 4,000 friends on Facebook — many of them are renowned journalists, several are student leaders, and some are law enforcement officers.
“There are others who work with senior government offices. And I believe hearing my appeal for justice, they will definitely help me ensure exemplary punishment to those who murdered my husband and their patrons.”
She claimed she did not receive any monetary aid from the government and is in deep financial crisis at present.
“I believe the killer (prime suspect Abdul Latif) is yet to be arrested because he has the power of money backing him. I met with the then Inspector General of Police at the Police Headquarters on July 6 and he ordered the local police either to immediately arrest or to send details about the prime accused so that they can request the Interpol to issue a global arrest warrant against the accused, wherever he is hiding.”
The arrest warrant through the Interpol is yet to be issued.
The Criminal Investigation Department has now taken charge of the investigations.
Afroza said she applied to the Home Minister on May 2 to include the case in the monitoring cell for a fair and speedy trail. “But I have not get any result yet,” she said, rage mixed with despondency in her voice.
Prof Harun was killed allegedly by Abdul Latif, alias Kawser, and Rashel Ahmed on March 21 on his way to his rented house near his college. While Abdul Latif, the prime suspect, is still at large, the elite Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) had arrested the co-accused. It was learnt from their interrogation that Latif had killed the professor after he rebuked two female students, Sujina Akhtar Munni and Safia Khatun Lipi (alias Lipi Begum), for their misconduct inside and outside the classroom.
Latif was purportedly enraged by this and stabbed Prof Harun to death.)

(This exclusive news story was published in The Daily Independent October 15,2010)

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October 29, 2010 | 1:14 AM Comments  1 comments

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If we are not animals, we shouldn’t forget ...........
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If we are not animals, we shouldn’t forget the poor people around us
Let’s celebrate the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr and Sharodhia Durga Puaj in such a universal way so that at least we don’t see any crying, pains on these days of joys.


I wish you a joyful life everyday, every moment like these upcoming festivals

Habibullah Mizan
Department of International Relations,
University of Dhaka, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh
Cell: +008801552328436
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mizandeshi@yahoo.com



September 19, 2009 | 4:29 PM Comments  0 comments

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Bangladeshi Opposition Leader and Former Prime Minister Khaleda condoles Pop star Jackson’s death
Related to country: Bangladesh

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Leader of the Opposition Khaleda Zia Friday
expressed shock at the untimely demise of Michel Jackson, an icon of
global music.

In a condolence message, the BNP Chairperson said a big vacuum has
created in the world music following the sudden death of Jackson,
which is irreparable.

The American black music legend not only enthralled people by his
melodious voice but also spread the message of humanity through the
songs he sang.

The BNP chairperson said Michel Jackson had converted to Islam
realizing its key messages of peace and humanity.

Khaleda prayed for the eternal peace of the departed soul and
conveyed sympathy to his countless fans and relatives.


June 26, 2009 | 1:23 PM Comments  0 comments

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My frankly reply to an Indian young journalist Mr.Chatterjee Amitav, working in the daily Bartaman Correspondent
Related to country: India

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My frankly reply to an Indian young journalist Mr.Chatterjee Amitav, working in the daily Bartaman Correspondent
@Chatterje Amitav@
Amitav Da Namashkher, How are you? I think you are a very powerful journalist, right? Ok, very fine. Then let me answer you frankly.
Those who love absolute freedom should be always ready to embrace the heroic death, which glorify their memory. But the cowards who always compromise with the evil forces fearing jail or death are my real permanent enemies . I am not worried about my life, my death; I am ready to test my very expected heroic death.

I know there are so many bustards in every country who are working for the bloody foreign elements. They are really bustards to my consideration as they betray with their own motherlands. They are so ‘powerful’ as they claim they are linked with these secrete elements. But I serve my nation, my people, not your Great India or your enemy country Pakistan, a collapsing and rogue state.

So I know these two bloody agents or their local hired goons may target me any time. Despite of their continuous pressure and indirect threats, I am fighting with these the evil forces. I am really proud to do this because I love my people, my holy and natural beautiful motherland Bangladesh. Bangladesh is my first, Bangladesh is my last.

Take care and if possible stop your clever attempt to insult others especially me. This is not fair. I know you are so powerful, but sorry to say you are not more powerful than my love for my homeland.


June 23, 2009 | 12:29 PM Comments  1 comments

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How the very brilliant students become bloody militants?
Related to country: Bangladesh

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I really can’t even think how a very brilliant student from the internationally reputed Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) can join in bloody militant outfit like JMB. How deeply his brain was washed to be hatred militant in the name of Islam by the bloody militant leaders. The government should shoot the criminals openly who are working behind these brilliant students to engage them in the terrorism.

June 22, 2009 | 12:49 PM Comments  0 comments

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