Tufan, his wife, mother-in-law remanded again

Bogra court on Wednesday placed Bogra rape incident prime accused and ruling Awami League activist Tufan Sarker, his wife, mother-in-law and one of his accomplices on different terms of fresh remand over the rape incident, reports UNB.

Additional chief judicial magistrate Shyam Sundar Roy passed the order after they were produced before the court seeking a seven-day remand for each of them.

The prime accused, Tufan Sarkar, and his associate Munna were put on a two-day remand while his wife Asha Sarkar and mother in-law Rumi Khatun on a one-day remand.

Meanwhile, police halted a broom procession brought out by Jatiyatabadi Mohila Dal protesting at the incident.

Earlier on 17 July, Tufan took the girl to his house at Badurtala in the district town promising to arrange her admission into a local college and raped her there.

When Tufan's wife Asha and her elder sister Rumki came to know the incident, they along with some associates picked up the girl and her mother from their house.

They allegedly beat the girl and her mother with sticks and got cut down the hair of their heads. At one stage, the offenders got their heads shaved done by a barber.

Later, two cases were filed against 10 accused, including Tufan, his wife and Rumki, in this connection.

Police have so far arrested eight accused in the two cases. They also detained the barber and the father-in-law of Tufan for interrogation.

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