🚨 Bangladeshi Prime Minister said that helicopters were used to put out fires and not firing at students.
This is a blatant lie as videos clearly show helicopters were used to fire on student protesters and civilians.
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🚨 Bangladeshi Prime Minister said that helicopters were used to put out fires and not firing at students.
This is a blatant lie as videos clearly show helicopters were used to fire on student protesters and civilians.
#QuotaReform#QuotaProtest#StepDownHasina#Bangladesh #SaveBangladeshiStudents #Dhaka #QuotaReformMovement #Bangladesh
Nahid Islam, one of the coordinators of the quota reform movement, was blindfolded and abducted last week. For two days, he was subjected to physical and mental torture. The mastermind behind Nahid's ordeal is Brigadier General Md. Nishatul Islam Khan, an officer of the 28th Long Course of the Bangladesh Army, who is currently serving as the Director of the Internal Affairs Bureau (IAB) at the Directorate General of Forces Intelligence (DGFI). Sources suggest he personally beat Nahid with sticks and rollers in various parts of his body. In the recent past, the same officer has been involved in torturing politicians, journalists, rights activists, and anyone critical of the regime, according to DGFI sources.
The duty of an officer with the rank of Brigadier General in the Directorate General of Forces Intelligence should not involve beating or abducting any citizen to intimidate them. Such behavior violates human rights and contradicts the principles of democracy.
🚨 Bangladeshi Police Shot Dead Unarmed Teen Who Was Trying To Hide
After being chased by the police during protests, a teen entered a building under construction in Dhaka. He tried to hide by climbing down the side of the fourth-floor. However, two police officers spotted him and shot him dead. They shot him six times!
Date: 19th July 2024
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When he was shot, he posed no threat to police and was standing quite a distance away, which an eye-estimate suggests could be about 50-60 feet. Yet police shot him in cold blood.
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