An article published by Amar Desh on August 22, 2026 alleges that documents recovered from Ganabhaban included a “target profile” on Salahuddin Quader Chowdhury and his family. The report says the file recorded his biography, education, political career, election history, legal cases and detailed family relationships, including his parents, siblings, wife and children. It describes the document as evidence that he and his family were treated as political targets under Sheikh Hasina’s government.

The article cites remarks by Chowdhury’s son, Hummam Quader Chowdhury, in a Culture Ministry documentary titled “Aynaghar Files.” He said decisions concerning his father’s execution and burial came from Ganabhaban. The report also alleges that defence witnesses connected to Chowdhury’s studies at Punjab University were prevented from testifying and that four Pakistani witnesses were denied visas under a Foreign Ministry cipher message.

It further recounts Hummam Quader Chowdhury’s allegation that he was taken by people identifying themselves as DB officers on August 4, 2016 and held for seven months in a Joint Interrogation Cell. The article says the recovered documents are now displayed at the July Museum.