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Miscreants told Sarwar to quit journalism

Bangladesh

TBS Report
02 November, 2020, 12:50 am
Last modified: 02 November, 2020, 12:19 pm

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Miscreants told Sarwar to quit journalism

TBS Report
02 November, 2020, 12:50 am
Last modified: 02 November, 2020, 12:19 pm
Journalist Sarwar being treated at CMCH/TBS
Journalist Sarwar being treated at CMCH/TBS

After the miscreants dropped off Chattogram journalist Golam Sarwar in Kumira area, he was rushed to Chattogram Medical College Hospital on Sunday night.

The Business Standard's Chattogram Bureau Chief Shamsuddin Illius talked with him at the hospital.


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Sarwar told him that he was going to his village home in Chandanaish from port city's Kazir Dewri area on Wednesday night. A miscreant grabbed him from behind when he was about to get board on a rented motorcycle. Later few more miscreants came there, dragged him into an ambulance and made him unconscious. 

When he regained consciousness, he found himself tied in a dark room. Few masked men used to beat him daily in that room for past four days. The journalist sustained severe injuries on head and legs due to the torture.   

He was given only bread and water to eat. Miscreants put cotton in his ears so that he could not hear the sound around him. However, Sarwar heard the sound of train sometimes from the room.

While torturing, the miscreants told Sarwar that as he was a journalist with almost no fame, his life had no security, why did he do such report and work as journalist. 

Asking Sarwar to quit journalism, they also claimed that they would roam unpunished if they kill all journalists like Sarwar.

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