Saeed's photo was posted on July 17, Mamun was shot dead two days later
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Morenews Desk
Published: 03:59 31 July 2024
Saeed's picture posted on July 17, Mamun Sardar shot himself dead two days later.
The bullet entered the chest and exited through the back. Bleeding profusely. I took my brother to Mirpur-10 Al Helal Hospital and Pangu Hospital. But could not get admission anywhere. He died on the way to Dhaka Medical College Hospital. The bleeding could have been saved if somehow reduced.
(July 31) Murad Hossain was telling the words to Jago News with a tearful voice. He is the younger brother of Mamun Sardar, who was killed during the conflict in the quota reform movement.
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