Mahmudur Rahman’s report in *Amar Desh* on February 25, 2026, examines the unresolved murder of Sharif Osman Hadi in Bangladesh, noting that while the shooter’s identity is known, the masterminds, motives, and support network remain undisclosed. The article questions whether police investigations are progressing and highlights suspicions of involvement by Indian intelligence agency ‘R’ and local sleeper cells.

Rahman draws parallels between Hadi’s killing and two earlier incidents abroad: the June 2023 assassination of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada and a failed plot to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in the United States. Both cases allegedly involved Indian operatives and professional hitmen. The report details how Hadi’s suspected killers fled toward India shortly after the attack, with conflicting accounts from police and social media sources about whether they crossed into Meghalaya or Assam.

The article concludes that uncovering the truth behind Hadi’s murder is a key test for Bangladesh’s newly elected government. It suggests that cooperation with the United Nations, FBI, and Canadian intelligence could ensure a credible and transparent investigation.