Significant discrepancies regarding incident dates and medical documentation have surfaced in a land dispute case concerning the government housing estate at Char Mativhanga in Nazirpur upazila, Pirojpur. The accused party has formally called for a re-verification of the medical documents used in the police charge sheet.
The concerns were raised during a press conference held on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at the temporary office of the National Journalists Association in Pirojpur district by Md. Al Mamun (Almas Sheikh), a member of the accused family.
According to case documents, the clash over Room No. 108 of the Char Mativhanga government housing estate occurred on May 8, 2023, between complainant Badsha Molla's family and neighbors. Following a police investigation into complaints of assault and vandalism, a charge sheet was submitted on July 31, 2023, against four individuals under sections 447, 323, 325, 427, and 506 of the Penal Code.
However, the accused party has highlighted major time-gap inconsistencies between the alleged incident and the medical certificates:
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- Khulna Medical College Dental Department: A medical opinion signed by Dr. Anupam Podder indicated that China Begum visited the dental outpatient department on June 14, 2023—stating she suffered facial trauma seven days prior.
- Timeline Inconsistency: This creates an approximate one-month gap between the alleged incident on May 8 and the dental examination in mid-June, prompting questions regarding the continuity of medical treatment and the whereabouts of the patient during the intervening period.
Furthermore, the defense pointed out that the 85-year-old elderly father, Md. Rabiul Alam Sheikh, was named among the accused, and questioned the neutrality of witnesses whose testimonies were based on hearsay rather than direct observation. The accused party has urged relevant authorities to thoroughly examine the hospital registers, prescriptions, and X-ray reports to ensure a fair judicial review.
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Reported by Hasan Mamun, Pirojpur Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].
