‘I Learned of My Son’s Execution on Facebook’ — Father of Bangladeshi Man Beheaded in Saudi Arabia

‘I Learned of My Son’s Execution on Facebook’ — Father of Bangladeshi Man Beheaded in Saudi Arabia

By Tgnews Reporter The father of Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir, a Bangladeshi national executed in Saudi Arabia, has expressed deep anguish over his son’s death, revealing that he learned of the execution through Facebook.

The grieving father said he still did not know why his son had been imprisoned before his execution alongside his partner. According to the father, the news of his son’s death on October 14 dealt a devastating blow to the family, leaving them struggling to come to terms with the loss. He also disclosed that Nazrul’s paternal aunt suffered a fatal heart attack after learning of the execution. “My son is gone, my sister is gone too. I’ve lost everything,” the father said tearfully, describing the double tragedy that has shattered his family. His account has raised questions about the circumstances surrounding Nazrul’s arrest, detention and execution, particularly given his father’s claim that he had no knowledge of the reasons for his son’s imprisonment. The incident has also drawn attention to the emotional toll executions can have on the families of those sentenced to death, especially when relatives say they receive little information about the legal proceedings or learn of the executions through social media. As the family mourns the loss of Nazrul and his aunt, the father’s account underscores the pain and uncertainty experienced by relatives left searching for answers about the final days of their loved ones. 📰 Get Latest News Updates Join our Telegram group and receive breaking and trending news updates directly on your phone.

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