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Osman Hadi Murder Case: Key Suspect Denies Guilt, Makes Explosive Claims from Dubai

Osman Hadi Murder Case: Key Suspect Denies Guilt, Makes Explosive Claims from Dubai

Faisal Karim Masud, the prime accused in Sharif Osman Hadi's murder, claims he is in Dubai and denies involvement. He blames a political group, contradicting police claims of his escape to India.

Key Suspect in Osman Hadi Murder Denies Guilt, Claims He's in Dubai, Blames Political Rivals

In a stunning twist to the high-profile murder of Bangladeshi student leader Sharif Osman Hadi, prime suspect Faisal Karim Masud has publicly denied involvement, claiming he is in Dubai and blaming a rival political organization for the assassination. His statements, made in an unverified viral video, contradict official police narratives and add new complexity to the case that has rocked Bangladesh.

Masud’s Public Denial and Dubai Claim

In the widely circulated video, Masud declares he “is not involved in the murder of Hadi in any way.” He asserts he is currently living in Dubai on a valid five-year UAE visa, having left Bangladesh after being falsely implicated. This directly challenges Bangladeshi police claims that he and co-accused Alamgir Sheikh fled to India via the Meghalaya border—a claim Indian officials have denied.

Business Ties, Not Political Feud

Masud portrays himself as an IT businessman and former Ministry of Finance employee. He admits to meeting Hadi but insists it was for business discussions and funding, including an advance payment of 500,000 taka for Hadi’s initiatives. He categorically denies any political motive or role in the December 12, 2025, daylight shooting in Dhaka’s Paltan area.

Shifting Blame: Accusations Against Jamaat

In a significant accusation, Masud claims the real perpetrators belong to Jamaat-e-Islami or its radical offshoots. He labels Hadi as “a product of Jamaat” and states the murder is “the work of Jamaat,” shifting blame onto political rivals. He also alleges his family is facing severe harassment due to the false charges against him.

Background: The Hadi Murder and Fallout
Sharif Osman Hadi was a prominent figure in the student movement that contributed to the end of Sheikh Hasina’s government in 2024. His brazen murder sparked nationwide protests and unrest. After being shot, he was airlifted to Singapore but succumbed to his injuries.

Diplomatic and Investigative Crossroads

Masud’s Dubai claim introduces diplomatic complexities. If verified, it could require international cooperation between UAE, Indian, and Bangladeshi authorities. The case remains a domestic flashpoint, with public and political pressure mounting on Bangladeshi investigators to provide clarity and justice.

Contradictory Narratives and Next Steps

The case now features conflicting narratives:

  • Bangladesh Police: Masud and Alamgir fled to India.
  • Indian Officials: No evidence suspects entered India.
  • Masud’s Claim: He is innocent and residing in Dubai.

Investigators must now verify the video’s authenticity, track Masud’s whereabouts, and untangle the competing claims while managing intense public scrutiny.

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Conclusion: A Case Entangled in Politics

The Osman Hadi murder case has evolved beyond a criminal investigation into a politically charged saga. Masud’s public denial and accusations against Jamaat-e-Islami deepen its complexity, ensuring it will remain a focal point in Bangladesh’s volatile political landscape as the search for truth continues.der Denies Guilt, Claims He's in Dubai, Blames Political Rivals

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