After the massacre in Savar's Ashulia, the names of the actors who were hiding are coming out one by one in the case of counting the dead bodies and taking them in vans and setting them on fire.

One of the massacres carried out by the Hasina government by shutting down the internet was the burning of a pile of dead bodies in front of the Ashulia police station. The name of the then Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Ashulia police station, AFM Saed, has emerged as the 'mastermind' of this incident, which has created a storm of discussion across the country.

OC AFM Saed, who is known as a close friend of former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, is getting trapped after resorting to various tricks and deceptions to avoid his own responsibility and influence the incident in different sectors. This police officer has already covered up his involvement in this incident. However, law enforcement agencies including immigration have already been asked to increase surveillance on the matter.

According to eyewitnesses, on that afternoon, when several videos of more bodies being removed from the pile of corpses and later being burnt came to light, there created an uproar across the country. He directly participated as the director of this hellish event. He performed misdeed in civil dress. He was wearing a blue polo shirt and black trousers. Bandage on one hand. There was a wireless set in the trouser pocket. He smoked one cigarette after another in great tension.

Eye-witness accounts of four policemen, inspector, sub-inspector and constable, who were present at the scene, gave the picture of that day. On condition of anonymity, they said that the then officer-in-charge (OC) of Ashulia police station, Saed, was in charge of the incident that happened that day, including taking the dead body to the van.

It was on his orders that the then In-charge Sub-Inspector (SI) of Ashulia Police Investigation Center Arafatuddin and Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Monir of Ashulia Police Station procured petrol to dispose of the body. Petrol was brought in plastic bottles. Petrol was sprinkled on the van three times.

Answering the questions of the police officers, OC AFM Saed had been saying, 'He was inside the police station at the time of the incident. He was wearing a police uniform. He did not know anything about the heap of dead bodies and even the burning of dead bodies.

However, evidence and eyewitness accounts suggest the opposite. Now the whole incident is taking a different turn as the witness policemen themselves opened up.

For the sake of anonymity, an officer of the post of sub-inspector said, "OC Saed was directly involved in the incident of taking the dead body in the van and setting it on fire after the shooting." I saw with my own eyes, when Constable Mukul of Ashulia police station was picking up the dead bodies in the pile of vans, he was restlessly walking ahead. He was holding one cigarette after another in tension.

In the 1 minute 14 second video of the pile of bodies that went viral, the person walking after 1 minute, wearing a blue T- shirt, is then Officer-in-Charge (OC) Saed. He was accompanied by Ashulia Police Inspector (Investigation) Masudur Rahman and Police Inspector Operations Nirmal Kumar Das.

Another sub-inspector, who did not want to be named due to security reasons, said that when the bodies along with the van were burnt on the east side of the police station, I saw with my own eyes the OC Saed of Ashulia police station and the then in-charge sub-inspector (SI) of Ashulia police investigation center Arafatuddin. There was petrol in the bottle in his pant pocket

A sub-inspector of the detective police, who did not wish to be named, said that the entire DB team was tired due to the continuous duty of several days without rest. OC Saed sent a requisition for additional force to the unit commander, the then Additional Superintendent of Police (Crime & Ops & Traffic, Northern Division) of Dhaka District, Abdullahil Kafi Sir, who was promoted as Supernumerary Superintendent of Police, forcibly sent us to Ashulia for duty. He scolded one of our officers saying that he did not have the physical and mental strength to do duty. Compelled, we head towards Ashulia.

As the road was occupied by the student crowd, we had to turn around from Savar to Dhamrai and go back to Ashulia police station. We reached 2 am on August 4 and reported to OC Ashulia. The next day, August 5, around 10:30 AM, AFM Saed Sir on a hand mike ordered the policemen to assemble in front of the police station.

Apart from police stations and outposts, members of the Intelligence Police, Tourist Police and Range Reserve Force (RRF) were present there. On the instructions of Saed Sir, we were stationed at Nabinagar- Chandra Highway to deal with the 'March to Dhaka' program called by the anti-discrimination student movement.

In the afternoon, when the news of the fall of the government spread, a large number of people marched towards the police station. Ashulia police station OC Saed was in charge at the east side of the police station. Inspector (Investigation) Masudur Rahman and Police Inspector Operations Nirmal Kumar Das were with him.

At one point, OC Saed raised his hands in surrender to the angry student crowd and said, "You have won, we have lost." Now everyone goes home.' But as the crowd towards the police station continued to increase, the students became aggressive. At that time, several people died when the police fired in self-defense. After they dispersed, the scattered bodies were piled into a van and transferred to a police vehicle and set on fire.

According to sources, OC Saed joined the police station on the instructions of the government after the interim government took charge. Among them, a video on Facebook on August 30 spread out It can be seen that the police helmet is on the head. A man wearing a police vest over a white shirt is swinging by the hands of a frozen young man onto a van with the help of another man. A few more frozen bodies piled onto the van. Some parts of the road are wet with blood dripping from the bodies. They are covered with a sheet like a bed sheet. A few others wearing police helmets and vests are nearby.

The 1 minute and 14 second video that went viral caused a storm of discussion all over the country, but many people were completely sure about the exact location of the incident until then.

A fact by identifying Dhaka District (North) Detective Police (DB) Inspector (Investigation) Arafat Hossain who was walking with a helmet on the side of the Eid-ul-Azha greeting poster with the photo of Abul Hossain, a candidate for the post of Ward No. 7 of Ashulia's Dhamsona Union. -Dhaka District Police was shaken after the checking editor Kadruddin Shishir mentioned on his Facebook timeline that the incident happened in the area near Ashulia police station on August 5.

AFM Saed was removed from Ashulia police station on September 1, transferred to 14 Armed Police Battalion (APBN) in Ukhia, Cox's Bazar. On the same day, an investigation committee of four members was formed headed by Additional Superintendent of Police (DSB) and Sajedur Rahman, who was promoted to the post of Superintendent of Police.

According to sources, OC AFM Saed's influence, prestige and threats were initially feared by many to open up. Many were afraid of the unknown. The investigation committee is collecting various evidences of the incident including the statement of eyewitnesses. However, the investigation committee repeatedly called AFM Saed to testify, but he did not respond. He did not even join the 14 Armed Police Battalion in Ukhia, Cox's Bazar.

Meanwhile, Dhaka Metropolitan Intelligence Police (DB) arrested the then Additional Superintendent of Police (currently suspended and in remand) Abdullah Hill Kafi from Shahjalal International Airport while trying to flee the country on the night of September 2. On the other hand, RAB arrested Dhaka District Detective Police (North) Inspector (Investigation) Arafat Hossain in the morning of September 13 from Aftabnagar in the capital, who was involved in the burning of dead bodies in Ashulia.

However, the mastermind of the incident, the then Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Ashulia police station, AFM Saed, remains out of touch.

It is learned that AFM Saed served continuously in Dhaka district for 10 years 10 months 6 days under former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal. During this time, he alternately served as Second Officer of Ashulia Police Station, Officer-in-Charge of Detective Police Dhaka North, Officer-in-Charge of Ashulia Police Station and Officer-in-Charge of Savar Model Police Station.

According to police headquarters sources, AFM Saed joined Jashore District Police Line as SI on March 5, 2006. Satkhira joined Police Lines on November 6 of the same year after being transferred to Range Reserve Force Khulna on March 26, 2008. He was transferred to Bagerhat Police Lines on October 4 the following year. After being transferred to the crime department of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police on October 31, 2009, he did not look back.

When AFM Saed, who is hiding in this regard, was contacted on WhatsApp, he said that he has no involvement in these incidents. Then he did not give any answer as to why he is running away without joining the new workplace.

When contacted, Additional Superintendent of Police (DSB) Sajedur Rahman, who has been promoted to the position of Head of the Investigation Committee, said that the incident is very sensitive. A thorough investigation is underway to bring those involved to justice. More than half a hundred police and eyewitnesses have already given their testimony. Stating that there has been some progress in the investigation, the police officer said that the investigation committee will also talk to AFM Saed if necessary.

Wearing new Punjabi, Pajama and cap everyone is standing in a row and slowly moving forward. In the mouth of some, 'Mohammed of the Tribhuvan...' and some have taken the tune of 'You see what Amena is in the lap of the mother...'. Everyone is expressing respect and love for the beloved Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

On Monday (September 16), such a scene was seen in the country's biggest celebration procession held in the port city of Chattogram.

On the occasion of the holy Eid Miladunnabi (PBUH), this year's 53rd Julus was held under the management of Rahmaniya Ahmadiyya Sunni Trust in Anjuman. The procession started from Qaderia Syedia Tayyibiya at Alamgir Khanka, adjacent to Jamia Madrasa, the city's 16th city, at around 9 am. It was led by Sajjadanshin Pir Allama Syed Muhammad Sabir Shah of Aliya Qaderia Chirikot Sharif. Allama Syed Muhammad Kasem Shah was the guest.

At this time Naraye Takbir, Allahu Akbar; The sky and air vibrated with various slogans including Naraye Resalat, Ya Rasulullah (pbuh). The participants circumambulate various roads while reciting Hamd, Naat, Darood. After that, Jamia Ahmadiyya Sunnia Kamil Madrasa went to the field at noon and gathered. Scholars gave speeches there from morning.

After the discussion on Miladunnabi (PBUH) on the holy Eid, Zohar prayer was performed in the field. Then Milad and Dua are offered. Finally, special prayers were conducted by Pir Allama Syed Muhammad Saber Shah. In the prayer, he wished for the happiness, peace and prosperity of the country, nation and Muslim Ummah.

Earlier, devotees started coming from different districts and upazilas in buses, trucks and jeeps after Fajr prayers. Sunnia Madrasa, Bibirhat, Muradpur, Gate No. 2 GEC Mor area has turned into a human sea. The crowd has come down in celebration.

Esben madrasa student Mohammad Abdullah Hussain from Sylhet's Habiganj to participate in this procession for the first time. He told Barta24.com, I have heard a lot about this procession. I saw it on Facebook and it feels good to be part of it. Ahlade Rasool led this procession It feels good to see him There were so many people that I had never seen before.

Businessman Mohammad Rafiqul Islam came from Patia in Chattogram. He told Barta24.com, I have been coming to this procession for the last 25 years. Basically today our beloved prophet Hazrat Mustafa Mohammad (PBUH) came into the world So it is a day of great joy for us, the day of Eid. Without him, nothing in this world would have been created.

Messengers said to Ashe coming in the procession, mainly through this procession, the Messenger. It tries to spread its message of peace to people all over the world. For that purpose everyone should be united.

Advocate Mosaheb Uddin Bakhtiar, Joint Convenor of Jashane Zulus Media Committee, said that on 12 Rabiul Awal Durbar in 1974, Alia Qaderia, the then Sajjadanshin of Sirikot Sharif (Pakistan), a spiritual saint, Allama Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah (r.a.) introduced Zuluser in Jashan.

Mentioning that about half a crore people are participating in this year's festival, he said that the message of peace is conveyed to everyone through festival. We are anti-militancy. We are people of peace and prosperity. We are the supporters of the great liberation war.

Meanwhile, the devotees coming to Juluche said that the bad culture of breaking the shrine of Ali-Allah has suddenly started in the country. We hope the government will identify them quickly and take strict action in this regard. Otherwise crores of Sunni people of this country will not spare the miscreants.

It is reported that 300 trained members of Anjuman Security Force (ASF) are responsible for the security of Julus this time. Apart from this, Gausiya committee workers and thousands of students of Jamia work as volunteers.

According to the Metropolitan Police, more than 1,000 members of the law and order force performed duties in Juluse. Apart from this, intelligence agency people are also active in overall security.

Julus to Muradpur via Bibirhat, Muradpur traffic police box take right turn to Sholasahar gate 2, from Sholasahar gate 2 area to GEC intersection, from Lord's Inn Hotel gate 2, Muradpur take left turn to Bibir hat back to Jamia Ahmadiyya Sunnia Kamil Madrasa premises comes At this time, all types of vehicles are controlled on the road.

Besides, diversion by setting up road blocks at Bibirhat, Muradpur, Panchlaish, Hamzarbagh, Sholakbahar, Mirzarpul Road, Bayezid Bostami Road (Shershah Mor), Baby Super Market, Pravartak Mor, Zakir Hussain Road, Golpahar Road and Punak Mor.

Advising the interim government to focus on reforming the country first, prominent citizens said that elections should be held after the reforms.

They said this at a discussion meeting on 'Reforms and Elections: Civic and Political Thought' organized at Mohakhali Rawa Club on Monday (September 16) afternoon. The symposium was organized by the Center for Strategic and Development Studies and Moral Society.

Meanwhile, the negotiators proposed reforms in the defense sector including the constitution, society, politics, state, police, elections, economy, education, health, geopolitics.

Poet, writer and philosopher Farhad Mazhar said, we are all in favor of the interim government. What you are giving the impression of a constitutional vacuum is false. The crisis of our country is not a constitutional crisis. Our crisis is political. This situation is because we have not been able to form a state. The constitution has nothing to do with it.

He said, in 1972, we were not allowed to form the state due to the influence of India. We had 6 points before us but from there we introduced secularism, Bengali nationalism. They were not in six stages. Entering religious neutrality means anti-Islamic politics. Democracy means non-functional politics. Then there is no need to say religious neutrality.

Major General (Retd.) AMSA Amin, president of Moral Society said reforms before elections. Among them, we have found political reform. No government can do all the reforms but we want them to lay the foundations. We have to bring the people of all classes to our consensus with this reform, so that even if it takes 10-15 years, this self-sacrifice is fruitful.

Domestic and foreign conspiracies have begun to cause mass uprisings and the failure of the government. For this, the political society should be aware, as well as the general public should be made aware. Ameen also commented that the general public is its last defense.

Former Dhaka University Professor Abul Kasem Fazlul Haque said corruption was the most common complaint against the government of 1972-1975. Ziaur Rahman came and propagated corruption in such a way that starting from the imam of the mosque, everyone is bad, only Ziaur Rahman is good. At this time individuals are earning thousands of crores of money so that measures should be taken so that this does not happen. Years passed but the case does not end. In this type of case, in special circumstances, a special tribunal has to be tried within a very short period of time.

Stating that the elections will be held within three years, he said that political parties and leaders should also improve their political knowledge during this period. Do some studying. Let's get out of the attitude that preparation is needed for everything but no preparation is needed for politics.

Iqtedar Ahmed, the former registrar of the Supreme Court, said that a Constituent Assembly should be formed if the constitution is to be drafted anew. If you cannot clarify how will be formed, the problem will not be prevented. Solve this problem by discussing with political figures.

Former secretary Kasem Masum said, we have to form an independent election commission. That's why we have to reform first and then elections. Fascist governments must reform if they want to be re-elected not only reforms but also our mindset needs to be changed.

Rashed Khan, general secretary of Gana Odhikar Parishad, said, "Many people are saying that the old ones are gone, we have got new leadership." Is it possible to reform the state in this way? Those whom the people trusted have already become controversial.

Alauddin, a member of the National Citizens Committee, said, "When we protested, we all came and protested on a platform because at that time, whose political identity did not come to the fore, we all had the goal of removing the dictatorship. But then everyone went back to everyone's camp.

In the case of murder of hotel employee Siam Sarder under Mirpur Model Police Station of the capital the court ordered former minister Asaduzzaman Noor and former civil aviation and tourism state minister Advocate Mahbub Ali to be sent to jail.

On Monday (September 16), the investigating officer of the case, Mirpur Model Police Station Sub-Inspector Abdur Rahman presented them in court and requested to keep them in jail.

At this time, their lawyers applied for bail. After the hearing, the court of Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Mosharraf Hossain rejected their bail application and ordered to send them to jail.

Metropolitan Detective Police (DB) arrested Asaduzzaman Noor from Naouratan Colony on Bailey Road at 11 pm on September 15.

And former State Aviation Minister Mahbub Ali was arrested from Segunbagicha by the detective police.

According to the complaint, the leaders and activists of Awami League and its affiliated organizations shot indiscriminately on the orders of former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal in front of Abu Taleb School in Mirpur-10 at around 11 pm on July 18. At that time, the deceased Siam Sardar was returning home after working at the hotel. Then Siam died after being shot. In that incident, the father of the deceased Sohag Sardar filed a case in the name of 114 people as plaintiff. Accused number 8 of this case is Asaduzzaman Noor and Mahbub Ali is involved in the incident, according to reliable sources.

Other notable accused in the case include former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, former IGP Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun, former DB chief Haroon Or Rashid, Monir Hossain, Jubo League general secretary Mainul Hossain Khan Nikhil, Kamal Ahmed Majumdar.