Saudi Arabia immigrant Kamrul Islam has been produced before a Sylhet court in teenager Rajon murder case.
The prime accused of the murder case was produced before Sylhet District and Sessions Judges' Court around 11:30am Sunday.
Investigation Officer and DB Inspector Suranjit Talukder is giving closing deposition in the case on Sunday.
The deposition recording began at 11:45am and continued till 3pm. After a one-hour break, the witness deposition is scheduled to begin again at 4pm.
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Defence lawyer Advocate Abdul Khalik, Advocate Foyjur Rahman Jahed and Advocate Habibur Rahman Habib questioned the plaintiff of the case.
Bangladesh Police with the assistance of the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol) brought back Kamrul Islam on Thursday.
Later, the court sent Kamrul to jail on Friday.
Kamrul, who fled to Saudi Arabia on July 10, was caught by expatriate Bangladeshis in Jeddah on July 13 and handed over to the police after they came to know about a video on Facebook. The video showed how 13-year-old boy Samiul Alam Rajon was beaten to death in Sylhet’s Kumargaon area by Kamrul and his cohorts on July 8, falsely accusing him of stealing a rickshaw van.
Rajon was brutally tortured in front of a workshop near Sultan Ali Market beside Dhaka-Sunamganj road. His father filed the murder case.
So far, 35 prosecution witnesses out of 38 have testified in the case at the Sylhet Metropolitan Sessions Judge’s Court. The trial began on October 1.
