Subrata Bain’s daughter shown arrested in July uprising case, produced in court

Khadija Yasmin, daughter of notorious militant Subrata Bain, has been shown arrested and produced before a court as a suspect in the attempted murder of Md Sajib Khan during the July uprising at Bhatara Police Station.

On 2 April, Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Mohammad Ehsanul Islam approved the police request to produce her in court, confirmed State Counsel Muhammad Shamsuddohah Sumon.

The case’s investigating officer, Sub-Inspector Hasanuzzaman of Bhatara Police Station, had earlier filed the request to produce the accused in court.

According to the police statement, on 19 July 2024, at a protest during the July Uprising at New Bazar in Bhatara, Md Sajib Khan joined the protest and was injured in an attack.

Khadija, along with other accused, allegedly took part in firing guns, throwing cocktails and deploying petrol bombs, resulting in several injuries, including to the complainant, the statement adds.

It also says preliminary evidence links her to the incident.

Police noted that if released on bail, the accused could abscond and hinder the investigation, making custody essential for ensuring proper inquiry and justice.

Case details indicate that around 150–200 individuals allegedly affiliated with the Awami League attacked the demonstrators with sticks, iron rods, hockey sticks, and firearms, reportedly firing indiscriminately and throwing hand grenades, cocktails, and petrol bombs, resulting in fatalities and injuries.

Sajib Khan sustained gunshot wounds to his left hand and multiple parts of his body, while several students suffered burn injuries.

Md Sajib Khan filed the case at Bhatara Police Station on 14 March 2025.

Earlier, Khadija Yasmin was apprehended by the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) in Cumilla on 15 December 2025 and later handed over to the Detective Branch (DB) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police.