National Citizen Party (NCP) South Region Chief Organizer and Cumilla-4 MP Hasnat Abdullah said that the recent disappearance in Mongla represents a dark chapter for the current government. Speaking at the NCP’s “July March” program in Mongla on July 22, he claimed that enforced disappearances have reemerged in Bangladesh after 2024, raising new concerns about human rights and the rule of law.
The incident involves Miraj Sheikh from Joymoni area of Mongla, who reportedly went missing after being taken away by individuals identifying themselves as Coast Guard members. The High Court has ordered that he be produced within 15 days. Abdullah criticized the government for failing to implement the promised disappearance commission and accused the ruling party of opposing its formation despite past victimhood claims.
He emphasized that such incidents are unacceptable and called for impartial investigations and legal action against those responsible. Abdullah also announced Molla Rahmatullah as the NCP’s mayoral candidate for Mongla Port Municipality during the event, which was attended by senior party leaders who stressed the need for state reform and accountability.
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