A Dhaka court on Wednesday sent PBI senior warrant officer Hafizur Rahman, who was arrested as the first accused in the Sohagi Jahan Tonu murder case after a long time, on a three-day remand.
Senior judicial magistrate Mominul Haque was produced before the court on Wednesday. Sources in the investigation said the move was aimed at uncovering important information about the case through interrogation and speeding up the investigation by overcoming long-standing progress and emptiness.
Police Bureau of Investigation (Investigative) investigation officer Tariqul Islam arrested him and produced him in court. Earlier, as part of the investigation, DNA samples of the three suspects sought cross-match permission, which added a new dimension to the progress of the case.
According to the court, more than eighty hearings have already passed in the case and seven investigation officers have served under four agencies. The case has been discussed many times due to the complexity of the investigation and the complexity of the investigation.
The family was also present in the court. The family members expressed hope for progress in the trial through a speedy and impartial investigation.
According to law analysts, both remand and DNA analysis can have a significant impact on the course of the case. The recent action in the long-running case has created new hope among the judges.