According to the United Nations investigation of human rights violations, Shahid Abu Said was a victim of the police's intentional murder in the July mass uprising.
According to the report, there is reasonable reason to believe that Abu Saeed was a victim of intentional extrajudicial killings by the police.
The United Nations Human Rights High Commissioner (OHCHR) published an investigation report on human rights violations in Bangladesh during the July 12 mass uprising on Wednesday (February 12). The report analyzed the special incident of Abu Saeed in detail.
According to the report, during the protest at Begum Rokeya University in Rangpur, the police were filmed with two arms shouting ‘Shoo me’ in two arms during the protest. Using video footage, fixed image and geolocation technology, the investigators reconstructed the evidence of how his murder happened. A forensic analysis has come to this conclusion, his injuries are about 14 meters from a distance of about 14 meters.
It also said that between July 1 and August 15, more than 1,400 people may have been killed. 12-13 percent of them were children, thousands of people were injured. The injured were shot by the security forces of Bangladesh. Bangladesh Police said that 44 officials of their reports were killed. According to the report, the United Nations reported the number of deaths based on various reliable sources in the report.
According to the report, during last year's student-crowd movement, the former government of Bangladesh and security and intelligence agencies and Awami League's affiliated organizations Chhatra League, Jubo League leaders and workers were systematically involved in the incidents of serious human rights violations.
