Students seek proper and swift investigation

DU Correspondent :
The general students of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) staged demonstrations on the campus demanding justice as well as proper and swift investigation to the death of their fellow student Fardin Noor Parash.
They formed a human chain under the banner of general students in front of BUET Shaheed Minar at the campus on Monday.
Students and Fardin’s father Kazi Nur Uddin also protested the news published in different media about Fardin’s involvement with drug taking about his murder.
“The allegation of drug involvement has made to break the morale of the protestors demanding justice for Fardin’s murder,” Fardin father said.
Expressing deep anger, he said, “My son could not take cigarette, even he could not tolerate cigarette’s vapor. But it is regretful that is said about him that he used to consume pheynsidyl. This is not believable at all.”
The BUET students also demanded that Fardin could not take drug even not habit to smoke cigarette. Students said, “It is not credible to those who are familiar with Fardin about his connection with drug addiction.”
Regarding getting the last signal of his phone at the drug dealing place, students claimed that the phone could have been taken to another place. Someone else could have taken it after he was killed.
“After my son went missing, we filed General Dairy (GD) at the police station. After that we did not know any progress in the investigation till the body is recovered. Police did not tell us what happened. We are not satisfied with the investigation in view of GD,” Fardin father said.
Expressing disappointment BUET students said, “Even after 7 days of the murder, the real killer has not been identified and the reason for the murder has not yet been fully revealed.”
The students also expressed hope in the law enforcement investigation. They said, ”We believe that law enforcement agencies will continue to investigate with utmost importance and identify the real culprits and bring them to justice as soon as possible.”
Police recovered the dead body of Fardin, a 3rd year student of Civil Engineering Department at BUET, from Shitalakkhya River in Narayanganj on November 7.
Later, Resident Medical Officer at Nagayanganj General Hospital, Dr Sheikh Farhad, after the autopsy of Fardin, told that that it was clean murder.