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Abantika's suicide: JnU Asst Proctor, classmate remanded

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Court Correspondent :
A Cumilla court on Monday placed Jagannath University (JNU) student Raihan Siddique Amman and Assistant Proctor Din Islam on two-day and one-day remand respectively in the case filed about instigating the death by suicide of JNU law student Fairuz Abantika.

The police pleaded a five-day remand for Amman and two-day remand for Din Islam and Senior Judicial Magistrate Abu Bakar Siddique of Cumilla court passed the order.

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The court also ordered to submit the investigation report within the next seven working days.

The two accused were brought to the Cumilla court around 10:45am in connection with the case filed over instigating suicide of Fairuz Abontika, a JNU student.

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