He is not an accused in the case. We will try to find out that he saw on that day, he added.
Police earlier said they were looking for him as he helped the lone accused, Fardin Iftekhar Dihan, to carry the victim out of the house and he might know something.
A medical officer and a staffer of Anwar Khan Medical College Hospital, where the girl was taken first, said Fardin along with another young man brought the girl in a car.
Doctors said she died before they reached the hospital.
A forensic doctor at Dhaka Medical College Hospital after post mortem said they found evidence of rape and injury marks on the victim s body. He suspected that the girl died due to hemorrhagic shock and excessive bleeding.
Schools must teach more than academic syllabus
A schoolgirl’s rape and murder highlights the inadequacies of conventional education
The recent rape and consequent death of a school-going, 17-year-old girl fills one with rage and helplessness.
Initially there were conflicting reports in the media and it was uncertain if she was raped by one or multiple boys her alleged boyfriend, Iftekhar Fardin Dihan (who has confessed to the crime) and three of his friends who were later released by police. The head of the forensic department at Dhaka Medical College has confirmed that the student was raped and died of haemorrhagic shock and excessive bleeding due to injuries to the private parts. The accused, according to reports, has passed his A levels recently.
3 youths, including BCL leader, die after drinking alcohol in Narayanganj
Sun Online Desk
Three youths, including Chhatra League leader, reportedly drank excessive liquor on 8
th January night in Meghna industrial area of Sonargaon in Narayanganj, died at Dhaka Medical College Hospital on Saturday.
The deceased were identified as Jahid Hasan Babu, 32, Organising Secretary of Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) Sonargaon Upazila unit of Narayanganj, Mohsin Miah, 23, hailed from Meghna Kadirganj area and Tofazzal Hossain, 40, of Jainpur village of the district.
Sonargaon police station OC Rafiqul Islam said 12 youths fell sick after drinking liquor and were admitted to Sonargaon Health Complex. Later, they were shifted to DMCH where three of them breathed their last any time between morning to noon on Saturday.
When a bump leads to altercation, murder: 6 minors arrested Star Online Report Star Online Report
They are all aged below 13, living in the city s Kamrangirchar area.
While walking on the street last night, one of the six boys stumbled into 14-year-old Sifat coming from the opposite direction and tripped leading to an altercation.
The group of six was infuriated with Sifat. One of them (aged 12) asked another (10) to bring his knife. They beat up Sifat and subsequently stabbed him to death.
Police today said this after arresting the six children from different areas in connection with the murder which happened last night in Kamrangirchar s Barishal Colony area.
Irregularities galore in 9 public hospitals
Govt loses Tk 360.83cr revenue last fiscal
Anaet Shawon
9th January, 2021 10:00:55
The government has suffered a huge loss of Tk 360.83 crore as massive corruption and other irregularities were reported at nine public hospitals in the capital in the 2019-2020 fiscal year.
During a recent audit, the health audit department has found 84 serious objections, out of 95 financial irregularities, in those hospitals.
The audit has been conducted in Mugda General Hospital (MGH), Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH), Sir Salimullah Medical College Hospital (SSMCH), Dhaka Dental College Hospital (DDCH), Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital (SSMCH), National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases Hospital (NICDH), Kuwait Bangladesh Maitree Government Hospital (KBMGH), Kurmitola General Hospital (KGH), National Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Hospital (NITORH).