UNB, Chattogram :
A student of Chattogram University of Engineering and Technology (CUET) has been missing for the last three days after he was picked up allegedly by detectives from Naya Bazar area of the city on Tuesday.
He is identified as Md Shahidul Islam Azad, a student of Mechanical Engineering Department, hailing from Lohagara Upazila’s Barohatia Union.
Family members alleged that some people identified themselves as detectives
and picked Shahidul up in a microbus from Moushumi residential area of Naya Bazar around 9:30pm.
Shah Alam, the victim’s father, alleged that although his son has been missing for three days, there is no information at police stations and DB office in this regard. They even did not allow lodging a general diary initially.
Finally, he managed to file a general diary (GD) on Wednesday afternoon.
Friends of the missing youth said they went to local police station but were denied service there.
Md Mainur Rahman, Officer-in-Charge of Pahartali Police Station, said neither police, nor detectives detained anyone by the name. “We are looking into who picked him up. We are trying to locate his position using mobile tracking technology,” he added.
A student of Chattogram University of Engineering and Technology (CUET) has been missing for the last three days after he was picked up allegedly by detectives from Naya Bazar area of the city on Tuesday.
He is identified as Md Shahidul Islam Azad, a student of Mechanical Engineering Department, hailing from Lohagara Upazila’s Barohatia Union.
Family members alleged that some people identified themselves as detectives
and picked Shahidul up in a microbus from Moushumi residential area of Naya Bazar around 9:30pm.
Shah Alam, the victim’s father, alleged that although his son has been missing for three days, there is no information at police stations and DB office in this regard. They even did not allow lodging a general diary initially.
Finally, he managed to file a general diary (GD) on Wednesday afternoon.
Friends of the missing youth said they went to local police station but were denied service there.
Md Mainur Rahman, Officer-in-Charge of Pahartali Police Station, said neither police, nor detectives detained anyone by the name. “We are looking into who picked him up. We are trying to locate his position using mobile tracking technology,” he added.
