Abrar killing: Court asks to attach 4 fugitives' properties
Samakal Correspondent
A Dhaka court has issued an order to attach properties of four fugitives in connection with the murder case of Abrar Fahad, a student of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET).
Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Md Kaisarul Islam passed the order on Tuesday.
The court also fixed January 5 for police to file a report on execution of the attachment order.
Earlier in the day, police submitted the reports to the court on the arrest issues of the four fugitives.
On November 18, the court issued arrest warrant. However, police have already arrested 21 others in this connection.
The four fugitives include BUET BCL Deputy Office Secretary Mustafa Rafid and its members Morsheduzzaman Jishan, Ehtashamul Rabbi Tanim, and Morshed Amartya Islam.
Abrar, a second-year student of electrical and electronics engineering department of BUET, was beaten to death by a group of BCL men at the university’s Sher-e-Bangla Hall on October 7.
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