Highlights
- BUP Student gang-raped in Savar’s Komlapur area by known drug dealers.
- Locals hold human chain and protest demanding arrest of the accused.
- Victim, a BUP student, was attacked while returning home after private tutoring.
- Police confirm a case has been filed and the victim sent for medical examination.
Protest and Human Chain in Savar
A protest and human chain were held in Savar demanding justice for a university student who was gang-raped by a group of local drug dealers. The incident occurred in the Komlapur area of Birulia Union, Savar.
“সাধারণ ডিম বিক্রি করে আমরা কীভাবে ১৫ লক্ষ কাস্টমার এনেছি—এই বইয়ে আছে তার বাস্তব কাহিনি!”
On Friday afternoon, following Jumma prayers, Birulia Ulama and Imam Parishad organized the demonstration in Komlapur Bazar. Participants demanded the immediate arrest and punishment of the perpetrators involved in the brutal crime.
The Incident
According to local reports, the 22-year-old BUP (Bangladesh University of Professionals) student was returning home on foot after giving private tuition on Wednesday evening. On her way, she was allegedly abducted by three men — Sohel, Biplob, and Mithu Rosario, known drug addicts from the Goalpara area.
They took her into a nearby jungle in Komlapur and gang-raped her. Out of fear of social stigma, the victim initially did not share the incident with anyone.
“আপনার ব্যবসা এখন অনলাইনে— Storola-এর সাথে সহজ ও স্মার্টভাবে!”
Police Action and Investigation
Later, the survivor filed a case at the Savar Model Police Station. Officer-in-Charge Mohammad Jewel Miah confirmed the report and said the student was sent for a medical examination.
Police officials have stated that operations are underway to arrest the accused, who are still at large.
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Community Demands Justice
The incident has sparked outrage among locals and religious leaders, who condemned the brutality and called for strict punishment for the perpetrators.
They emphasized that drug-related crimes and violence against women have been rising in the area and urged law enforcement to take immediate, strong action.
Residents vowed to continue their protests until justice is served for the victim.
Source: Kaler Kantho
