At one stage of the discussion, the issue of torturing the cartoonist teenager came up. About a decade ago, he was abducted by unknown individuals. According to the teenager, unidentified men slapped his eardrums and slapped him on both legs with an iron plate, accusing him of drawing cartoons critical of the government. Even after 10 months, he is still carrying the signs and symptoms of these injuries. The description of the torture given to the arrested writer Mushtaq by the teenager at the same time is more brutal, barbaric, inhuman.

Mr. Inu felt that he was not entirely without doubt in this account of the teenager. I requested him, you go and see him yourself, if you find signs of torture, you raise questions in Parliament. He said he would think about it. After that, we did not get any news that he or any other Member of Parliament went to see the teenager. Even a human rights commission in the country did not feel the need to investigate the matter on the spot. The teenager was detained for three days by unknown individuals and subjected to extreme torture. At one stage, when unknown persons brought him to the police station, the police arrested him. The same thing happened with Mushtaq who was arrested with him. Earlier, journalist Kajal was detained by unknown persons for several months. Such incidents have happened in the case of various BNP leaders and activists, in the case of politician Mahmudur Rahman Manna. Hundreds of such people have been picked up by unknown individuals in almost the same manner in the last few years. Most of those abducted are still missing, with some bodies later found. Some of the lucky ones have been allowed to return home, some have been handed over to the police.

Some of those who returned from the clutches of unknown individuals or were later released on bail have given details of the horrific torture. Those who have not returned, their families are floating in the sea of ​​tears and every year they are going to the press club to look for them. I remember at one such event a father said that even if his son had been killed, he would not have sought justice. He just wants to know where the boy’s body is buried. He wants to go there and pray.

After so many heartbreaking pleas, no one has found out who are these anonymous people with frost on their chests?

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https://aiaeb.org/buddyboss-members/mortalkombat2021/
https://aiaeb.org/buddyboss-members/wrongturn2021/
https://aiaeb.org/buddyboss-members/monsterhunter2020/
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Of course, we get some clues about who this anonymous person is in the description and analysis of the events. In some cases, the detainee, his family and eyewitnesses complained that the unidentified individuals identified themselves as members of the law enforcement force. In some cases, eyewitnesses said they were picked up in vehicles of different forces. In many of these cases, the police refused to take up the case when they went to lodge a complaint with the police. The question is: why would the police behave in such a way if the government forces are not involved?

The victims did not dare to file a case in any of the 10–12 incidents of unidentified persons returning after being picked up. Rather almost everyone has tried to avoid it as they have forgotten the incident. In these cases, it was the responsibility of the government to interrogate them and try to find out the whereabouts of the unidentified persons. The government did not do that. The government has been criticized at home and abroad for these incidents, the finger of blame has been pointed at the government. Yet why the government did not try to know the identities of anonymous people?

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And why are only the opposition, dissidents or critics of the government the victims of these anonymous people? There are a number of serious criminal offenses involved in the abduction and torture. It has committed crimes such as kidnapping, abduction, serious injury, unjust detention, etc. If the unidentified persons are government people, the heinous crime committed before handing them over to the police is in fact a disappearance.

According to the 2006 international agreement, disappearance is the abduction, detention and detention of a person by or in support of a state force, and the denial of this, so that the person does not receive any legal protection. According to the Rome Statute of 2002, it is a crime against humanity to carry out a deliberate act against an opposition party, a minority or a particular class in the light of a state policy. Bangladesh is a party to the Rome Statute, but not a treaty on disappearances. That is why the government has not been freed from the responsibility and criticism of disappearances in international human rights surveillance systems.

Bangladesh submitted its first report in 2019 in the light of the 1974 International Convention on Torture. Under this agreement, the committee comprising experts, after considering various evidences and facts, provided its final observation to Bangladesh on 26 August 2019. There, he said, police refused to accept allegations of torture and disappearances and prevented victims and their relatives from suing by threatening or harassing them. There is talk of receiving innumerable and similar information of disappearances by persons in charge of the state, it is said that whether these are being investigated or not, the Bangladesh government has not provided any information to the committee. The committee’s recommendations to Bangladesh include full implementation of Supreme Court directives to stop disappearances and torture, ratification of conventions on disappearances and visits to places of detention with private representatives.

During a UPR review by the Human Rights Council in May 2016, some prominent international human rights organizations directly accused law enforcement agencies of being involved in the disappearance in Bangladesh. The review also recommended that Bangladesh ratify the disappearance agreement. Although Bangladesh has supported many other recommendations, in this case Just noting (seeing) commented on his reluctance.

https://www.guest-articles.com/news/government-even-after-10-months-12-03-2021
https://www.thewyco.com/general/we-only-know-when-unknown-people-pick-12-03-2021
https://alfacleaner.com/general/he-is-still-carrying-the-signs-and-symptoms-12-03-2021
https://dreampirates.us/world/hundreds-of-such-people-have-been-picked-up-by-12-03-2021

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