Dhaka, Nov. 8 -- Following the death of garment worker Nazmul Mia, who was fatally shot in Ashulia during Bangladesh's July Uprising, his family lodged a murder case at Ashulia Police Station.

Nearly a year later, an individual named Gazi Selim filed a separate complaint at Dhaka's Mohammadpur Police Station over the same death, accusing 393 individuals, including ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina.

A subsequent inquiry by Mohammadpur police established that Nazmul died in Ashulia, and that the case initiated by his family is already being investigated by Ashulia police.

Investigating officers found no substantive evidence supporting Selim's allegations and have been unable to trace him.

Under these circumstances, Mohammadpur police ...