Ramisa's father '100% satisfied' with verdict, seeks swift execution

Ramisa Akter's father, Abdul Hannan Molla, has expressed
satisfaction after a Dhaka tribunal sentenced the main accused, Sohel Rana, and
his wife Swapna Akter to death in the case over the rape and murder of his
daughter in Pallabi.
Judge Masrur Salekin of the Dhaka
Metropolitan Tribunal for the Prevention of Violence Against Children delivered
the verdict in the presence of the accused today (7 June).
In his reaction, Hannan said,
"I am 100% satisfied with the verdict. I have received what my heart
expected and desired through this judgment. I am fully hopeful that the verdict
will be implemented quickly."
He further expressed gratitude to the police, journalists,
and the people of Bangladesh who supported him and his family during their
difficult times.
Hannan added that he wants to see
the swift execution of the verdict in his daughter's murder case.
Earlier, on 19 May, Ramisa, a
second-grader of Mirpur Popular Model High School, went missing in the morning.
During a search, her shoes were
found outside the flat of neighbour Sohel Rana, a tenant in the same building.
After breaking open the door,
police recovered Ramisa's decapitated body inside the flat and her severed head
from a bathroom bucket.
Preliminary investigations revealed
that Sohel lured Ramisa into his flat, raped and murdered her, and then
dismembered the body in an attempt to destroy evidence.
Swapna was arrested at the scene.
Later, police arrested Sohel in Fatullah, Narayanganj.
















