UNB, Bhola :
A father was beaten by a group of stalkers as he attempted to protest eve-teasing, writing bad comments regarding his girl on Facebook in Lalmohan upazila on Wednesday morning.
The victim’s father Md Akhter Hossain Faruk is a teacher at Nazimpur Madrasa of the upazila.
Talking to UNB, Akhter Hossain said that a group of stalkers led by local tout Piyal had long disturbed his daughter Mim Akhter.
Besides, they uploaded her photo on Facebook accompanied by scandalous comments.
Protesting the incident, he was going to inform the headmaster of Hajir Hat Secondary School around 9am on Wednesday.
That’s when he was waylaid by the stalkers including Piyal’s nephew Munna and his friend Ratul, leaving him injured.
Locals rescued him and admitted him to Lalmohan Sadar Hospital from where he was sent to Bhola for better treatment in the afternoon.
Later, Akhter Hossain was sent to Barisal Sher-e-Bangla Medical College Hospital as his condition deteriorated.
Lalmohan Police Station officer-in-charge Mir Khairul Kabir told journalists there was no official complaint in the incident yet.
A father was beaten by a group of stalkers as he attempted to protest eve-teasing, writing bad comments regarding his girl on Facebook in Lalmohan upazila on Wednesday morning.
The victim’s father Md Akhter Hossain Faruk is a teacher at Nazimpur Madrasa of the upazila.
Talking to UNB, Akhter Hossain said that a group of stalkers led by local tout Piyal had long disturbed his daughter Mim Akhter.
Besides, they uploaded her photo on Facebook accompanied by scandalous comments.
Protesting the incident, he was going to inform the headmaster of Hajir Hat Secondary School around 9am on Wednesday.
That’s when he was waylaid by the stalkers including Piyal’s nephew Munna and his friend Ratul, leaving him injured.
Locals rescued him and admitted him to Lalmohan Sadar Hospital from where he was sent to Bhola for better treatment in the afternoon.
Later, Akhter Hossain was sent to Barisal Sher-e-Bangla Medical College Hospital as his condition deteriorated.
Lalmohan Police Station officer-in-charge Mir Khairul Kabir told journalists there was no official complaint in the incident yet.
