File photo of Khadiza Akhter Nargis Dhaka TribuneSome even questioned people’s mentality for shooting videos and taking pictures of incident instead of saving Khadiza.While going through Badrul’s Facebook profile, the Dhaka Tribune’s social media curators found that most of Badrul’s public posts are political. However, some abstract posts are there too, which indicates he had been going through a phase for a while.Badrul is SUST unit assistant secretary of pro-Awami League student organisation Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL). The BCL central command and SUST unit in separate statements urged journalists not to mention the organisation's name while reporting the incident, claiming that Badrul had nothing to do with the pro-Awami League student body.The last Facebook update by violent Sylhet suitor before engaging into indiscriminate hacking of Khadiza Begum Nargis drew huge flak from netizens, comments ranging from seeking death penalty to verbal cursing.
Badrul Alam, a fourth-year student of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, delivered blows on the head of Khadiza Akhter Nargis, 23, with a machete multiple times, and the sharp weapon went through the skull injuring the brain, said doctors treating her at city’s Square Hospital.
Before committing the heinous crime, Badrul Alam wrote: [Translated] “I sincerely apologise to the people of this harsh world. Nobody in reality is one’s own besides Allah.”In one reply, an Md Azad Miah said Badrul will die thousand times before facing actual death.A KMB Rabbani urged everyone to make uproar demanding capital punishment for Badrul so that he can never commit such heinous crime.In separate reactions on Facebook, netizens seem simultaneously saddened, furious and concerned over the incident and the overall conditions of the society that is leading people to commit such barbaric act.
File photo of Khadiza Akhter Nargis Dhaka TribuneSome even questioned people’s mentality for shooting videos and taking pictures of incident instead of saving Khadiza.While going through Badrul’s Facebook profile, the Dhaka Tribune’s social media curators found that most of Badrul’s public posts are political. However, some abstract posts are there too, which indicates he had been going through a phase for a while.Badrul is SUST unit assistant secretary of pro-Awami League student organisation Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL). The BCL central command and SUST unit in separate statements urged journalists not to mention the organisation's name while reporting the incident, claiming that Badrul had nothing to do with the pro-Awami League student body.
File photo of Khadiza Akhter Nargis Dhaka TribuneSome even questioned people’s mentality for shooting videos and taking pictures of incident instead of saving Khadiza.While going through Badrul’s Facebook profile, the Dhaka Tribune’s social media curators found that most of Badrul’s public posts are political. However, some abstract posts are there too, which indicates he had been going through a phase for a while.Badrul is SUST unit assistant secretary of pro-Awami League student organisation Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL). The BCL central command and SUST unit in separate statements urged journalists not to mention the organisation's name while reporting the incident, claiming that Badrul had nothing to do with the pro-Awami League student body.