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Osman Hadi killing
Inqilab Moncho’s torch rally today

Staff Reporter:

Inqilab Moncho has announced a torch procession for today, demanding a comprehensive investigation into India’s alleged involvement in the killing of its spokesperson, Sharif Osman Bin Hadi.
The procession will begin at 7:00pm from “Shaheed Osman Hadi Chattar” at Shahbagh in the capital, the organisation said in a Facebook post on Wednesday evening.
It also called for the identification of local perpetrators of the killing, an update on government efforts to bring back the fugitive suspects, and a speedy trial in the case.
Hadi was shot by assailants on December 12 last year at Box Culvert Road under Paltan Model Police Station in Dhaka, a day after the schedule for the 13th parliamentary election was announced.
He was initially taken to Dhaka Medical College Hospital, later shifted to Evercare Hospital, and eventu-ally flown to Singapore.
Hadi died on the night of December 18 while undergoing treatment at Singapore General Hospital.
Following the gun attack, Inqilab Moncho Member Secretary Abdullah Al Jaber filed an attempted mur-der case at Paltan Police Station on December 14, which was later converted into a murder case.

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