BANGLADESH NEWS
State Minister for Law Advocate Quamrul Islam Thursday said detained Jamaat-e-Islami leader Delawar Hossain Sayedee is the “killer” of slain writer and filmmaker Humayun Ahmed’s father.
He came up with the allegation while addressing a commemoration programme of the eminent writer at Dhaka Reporters’ Unity in the city.
The ruling Awami League lawmaker said, “Sayedee killed Humayun’s father Faizur Rahman Ahmed during the liberation war while he was working a police official in Pirojpur district.”
He added: “Sayedee was involved with the murder and now the killer is facing trial.”
The state minister said Humayun made a parrot to utter “Tui Rajakar” (You are Rajakar) in one of his plays.
“The word became an inspiration for me in conducting the trial of the war criminals,” he said.
Quamrul said, “Humayun expressed his hatred for rajakars using his plays. The young generation will not forgive us if we fail to try the war criminals as Humayun was very popular to the young people.”
He said, “The trial of war criminals should be completed as soon as possible in order to make the nation stigma free.”
He came up with the allegation while addressing a commemoration programme of the eminent writer at Dhaka Reporters’ Unity in the city.
The ruling Awami League lawmaker said, “Sayedee killed Humayun’s father Faizur Rahman Ahmed during the liberation war while he was working a police official in Pirojpur district.”
He added: “Sayedee was involved with the murder and now the killer is facing trial.”
The state minister said Humayun made a parrot to utter “Tui Rajakar” (You are Rajakar) in one of his plays.
“The word became an inspiration for me in conducting the trial of the war criminals,” he said.
Quamrul said, “Humayun expressed his hatred for rajakars using his plays. The young generation will not forgive us if we fail to try the war criminals as Humayun was very popular to the young people.”
He said, “The trial of war criminals should be completed as soon as possible in order to make the nation stigma free.”
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