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A 75-year-old freedom fighter (Muktijoddha) and his wife were found brutally murdered, their throats slit, at their home in Bangladesh's Rangpur. No case has been filed or arrests made over the murder of the elderly couple, whose two sons serve as police officers. The Awami League said the incident highlighted a surge in attacks on minorities under the interim regime of Muhammad Yunus.
An image of Bangladeshi Hindus protesting against attacks on temples and killings of people of the community, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. (Image for representation: AP)
A freedom fighter of the 1971 Liberation War (Muktijoddha) and his wife were found dead in Bangladesh's Rangpur, both with their throats slit at their home. The victims, 75-year-old Jogesh Chandra Roy and his wife Suborna Roy, were discovered by neighbours on Sunday morning after repeated knocks at their door went unanswered. The deceased couple's sons reportedly serve in the Bangladesh Police.
