Jayanti murder case transferred for quick disposal
Court Correspondent
Judge Matiur Rahman of the Dhaka Metropolitan Sessions Judge's Court sent the Jayanti Reza murder case yesterday to the Third Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge's Court, Dhaka for quick disposal.The Detective Branch (DB) on March 30 indicted Azam Reza for killing his wife Jayanti Munsi alias Jayanti Reza and dropped the names of television performers Shampa Reza and Afsana Mimi from the charge sheet as the allegations against them could not be proved. Investigation officer (IO) DB inspector Ruhul Quddus submitted the charge sheet to the Court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka after 82 days of the incident. Ruhul Quddus in the charge sheet said that primary investigation based on the first information report (FIR), statements of 20 witnesses and the post-mortem report found Azam Reza guilty. The IO quoting the post-mortem report said, death was due to cerebral failure resulted from head injury, which was homicidal in nature. Police recovered the body of Jayanti, a teacher of Australian International School, hanging from the ceiling fan in their Banani residence on January 9 afternoon. Jayanti's mother filed a General Diary (GD) with Gulshan Police Station, where she mentioned that Azam killed Jayanti to pave the way for making Mimi his life partner. Later, she filed a case accusing Azam Reza, his sister Shampa Reza and Afsana Mimi.
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