Mahalla never saw him speak out loud. Violence is far away! The man used to pray five times a day. He is their master or murderer of Bangabandhu. Lock Street in Lockdown still can't believe it. Bangabandhu killer Abdul Majed lived in a rented house on Bedford Lane on Park Street.
Residents of Bedford Lane on Park Street were shocked to see a picture published in the media after the arrest of Abdul Majed, the killer of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, in Mirpur, Bangladesh on April 5th. But not Abdul Majed. Park Street recognizes him as Ali Ahmed alias English mastermind. People in the area knew that Master Mashai passed from St Xavier's College. He runs the family by teaching tuition. In the beginning, Majed lived alone in the rented house of Taltala. He later moved to Park Street. He married Selina Begum, Uluberia's younger than 12 years. They have a six-year-old daughter. For a long time, the body of the majestic exterior was not going well. In January this year, a series of tests were conducted at PG Hospital.
The day was February 22 last. He came out of the house to fetch the report from PG Hospital. That's the end. Majed did not return home. Naturally, the concerned wife did a missing diary at Park Street police station at night. The investigation started at Park Street Police Station. The CCTV footage of the PG hospital was upgraded, but the hadith did not match.
Police then received a bag from Majed's rented house. A search of the bag showed the SIM card, Aadhaar card, voter ID, Indian passport and pictures of three children, including a woman. Wife Selina told police that Majed would not allow anyone to hand over her other personal belongings, such as a bag.
He did not have much association in the locality. In addition to the tuition, Majed used to visit a tea shop, ration shop and a builder's shop in Barajore area. The front door of the house was always locked. No one was allowed to enter the house. Not for one and a half years, thus, eighteen-nineteen-year-old Dera had hid in Calcutta and hid himself in Calcutta.
Residents of Bedford Lane on Park Street were shocked to see a picture published in the media after the arrest of Abdul Majed, the killer of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, in Mirpur, Bangladesh on April 5th. But not Abdul Majed. Park Street recognizes him as Ali Ahmed alias English mastermind. People in the area knew that Master Mashai passed from St Xavier's College. He runs the family by teaching tuition. In the beginning, Majed lived alone in the rented house of Taltala. He later moved to Park Street. He married Selina Begum, Uluberia's younger than 12 years. They have a six-year-old daughter. For a long time, the body of the majestic exterior was not going well. In January this year, a series of tests were conducted at PG Hospital.
The day was February 22 last. He came out of the house to fetch the report from PG Hospital. That's the end. Majed did not return home. Naturally, the concerned wife did a missing diary at Park Street police station at night. The investigation started at Park Street Police Station. The CCTV footage of the PG hospital was upgraded, but the hadith did not match.
Police then received a bag from Majed's rented house. A search of the bag showed the SIM card, Aadhaar card, voter ID, Indian passport and pictures of three children, including a woman. Wife Selina told police that Majed would not allow anyone to hand over her other personal belongings, such as a bag.
He did not have much association in the locality. In addition to the tuition, Majed used to visit a tea shop, ration shop and a builder's shop in Barajore area. The front door of the house was always locked. No one was allowed to enter the house. Not for one and a half years, thus, eighteen-nineteen-year-old Dera had hid in Calcutta and hid himself in Calcutta.