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Dhaka, Bangladesh. 26th October, 2015. Portrait of a blind women thattake part in the protest demanding punishment of their association's and disabled people of Bangladesh Blind Disabled Hawkers Welfare Association made protest in front of Press-club demanding punishment of their sactery's murder in Dhaka on October 26, 2015. Arefin Abedin Khan's body was found in a ditch at Dhaka’s Keraniganj on 14th October morning. Credit: zakir hossain chowdhury zakir/Alamy Live News
DHAKA, BANGLADESH 26th October :Portrait of a blind women thattake part in the protest demanding punishment of their association's and disabled people of Bangladesh Blind Disabled Hawkers Welfare Association made protest in front of Press-club demanding punishment of their sactery's murder in Dhaka on October 26, 2015. Arefin Abedin Khan's body was found in a ditch at Dhaka’s Keraniganj on 14th October was 28-year-old secretery of Bangladesh Blind Disabled Hawkers Welfare Association and ran an electric goods shop, owned by his father, at the Kaptanbazar Complex mall in Dhaka. He received a phone call on 13th October evening, after which he left, said his father Joynal he went missing, the family filed a complaint at the Wari Police Station early on the next day. Later, when a body was discovered in Keraniganj, the shopping complex’s manager ‘Faruk’ and two other businessmen from the mall, went to the Suhrawardy Medical College and Hospital and identified it as Arefin’s.
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