A court in Tangail has sentenced two individuals to death in separate murder cases. District and Sessions Judge Md. Hafizur Rahman and Special Judge Dilara Alo Chandrana delivered the verdicts. The courts also acquitted two accused after finding the allegations against them unproven.
The convicts are Nazirul Islam Jihad, 28, son of Mofizul Haque of Garabari village in Bhuapur upazila and Sohrab Hossain of Borni village in Delduar upazila.
According to the case records, on June 18, 2020, Mehdi Mostafa Rajib was murdered in Kharabari village of Bhuapur following a dispute. After a lengthy trial and examination of testimony from 15 prosecution witnesses, the court found Nazirul Islam Jihad guilty and sentenced him to death. The court also fined him Taka 100,000.
In the other case, on the night of May 5, 2021, Hazera Begum, 60, her daughter Nasrin Akter, 22, and her nephew Mostafa went to sleep in the same room after having dinner at their home in South Para village of Delduar. Early the following morning, after returning from Fajr prayers, Mostafa found that Hazera Begum and Nasrin were missing. During a search, their bodies were discovered in a jute field about 200 yards from the house.
Police recovered the bodies, and Hazera Begum's son, Mosharraf Hossain, later filed a murder case with Delduar Police Station. Following the trial, the Special Judge's Court found Sohrab Hossain guilty of the killings and sentenced him to death.
These verdicts underscore the judicial system's commitment to addressing violent crimes and delivering justice in Bangladesh.



























