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07-06-2016, 07:11 AM
DHAKA: A Bangladeshi politician spoke on Tuesday of his horror to learn his son was among the suspects who murdered foreigners at a Dhaka cafe, and said many young men from wealthy, educated families were going missing.
Imtiaz Khan Babul said his 22-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz, who was killed when commandos stormed the cafe on Saturday, had been a top-scoring student whose behaviour gave ** hint he was radicalised before he disappeared last December.
“I was stunned and speechless to learn that my son had done such a hei**us thing,” a tearful Babul told AFP.
“I don’t k**w what changed him. There was **thing that would suggest that he was getting radicalised. He hardly read any reliBabul, an official with the ruling Awami League party, said he believed his son may have been “brainwashed” online.
He had **t seen Rohan since travelling to India in December with his maths teacher wife, leaving their three children in Dhaka.
In the months following Rohan’s disappearance, Babul lobbied senior party officials to help find his only son and even scoured the city’s morgues. As he searched, he met other families who had suffered the same fate.
“I met so many parents whose boys had gone missing,” he said. “Even yesterday, one of them was saying that I was lucky that I got the body of my boy. Some of them are **t so lucky.”
Security forces shot dead six men when they stormed the cafe, bringing the all-night siege to an end, while one suspected attacker was taken alive and is being questioned.
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Imtiaz Khan Babul said his 22-year-old son Rohan Imtiaz, who was killed when commandos stormed the cafe on Saturday, had been a top-scoring student whose behaviour gave ** hint he was radicalised before he disappeared last December.
“I was stunned and speechless to learn that my son had done such a hei**us thing,” a tearful Babul told AFP.
“I don’t k**w what changed him. There was **thing that would suggest that he was getting radicalised. He hardly read any reliBabul, an official with the ruling Awami League party, said he believed his son may have been “brainwashed” online.
He had **t seen Rohan since travelling to India in December with his maths teacher wife, leaving their three children in Dhaka.
In the months following Rohan’s disappearance, Babul lobbied senior party officials to help find his only son and even scoured the city’s morgues. As he searched, he met other families who had suffered the same fate.
“I met so many parents whose boys had gone missing,” he said. “Even yesterday, one of them was saying that I was lucky that I got the body of my boy. Some of them are **t so lucky.”
Security forces shot dead six men when they stormed the cafe, bringing the all-night siege to an end, while one suspected attacker was taken alive and is being questioned.
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