Dhaka:A court has placed three individuals on a three-day remand in connection with an attack, vandalism, and looting incident at the New Guinea Properties Housing Project in the ECB Chattar area of the capital.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Ismail Hossain issued the remand order after police presented the accused—Md Mamun, Shahriar Mahmud, and Munna—before the court, requesting a seven-day remand for each.
Previously, Md Mamun and Munna had been placed on a three-day remand on September 30, while Shahriar Mahmud was remanded for the first time on October 1. The case documents reveal that around 50 individuals attacked the New Guinea Properties Housing Project on September 26. The property suffered vandalism and looting, including an attack on Youtuber Salman Muqtadir's 'Brownfish' studio located within the project.
Following the incident, Saiful Islam Bhuiyan, a director at New Guinea Properties, filed a case with the Cantonment Police Station.