CID’s Crime Scene Unit collects evidence from Dhanmondi 32 house
The Crime
Scene Unit of the Criminal Investigation Department collected evidence from
Dhanmondi 32 this morning.
A 10-member CID team reached
the site around 8:00am and left the area around 10:00am after inspection.
A team from
Dhanmondi Police Station was deployed to assist them.
Md Selim, an inspector of the
CID team, told reporters on the spot, "We are collecting all types of
evidence available there. After analysing those, we will be able to say about
the evidence."
Ali Ahmed Masud,
officer-in-charge of the police station, the evidence collected by the CID team
includes a piece of bone, a dress and a pair of shoes.
Yesterday, fire service
officials drained water from the basement of a building adjacent to the
demolished residence of Bangabandhu, addressing speculation about the existence
of secret detention centres, commonly referred to as Aynaghar.
They confirmed that the space
was intended for an elevator in the basement.
People visiting the site
yesterday said they found a piece of bone from the area.
The protest and subsequent
demolition of the Dhanmondi-32 building began following an announcement that
ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina would deliver a speech online on February
5.
Protesters had created a
Facebook event titled "Bulldozer March," calling for people to
assemble at Dhanmondi-32 at 7:30pm that day.
Large crowds gathered, and by
9:30pm, the building was set ablaze. Shortly before midnight, a crane and an
excavator arrived at the scene. Over the next few hours, parts of the building
were razed to the ground. By 11:00am the following day, the heavy equipment had
left the site.
















