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Abdul Kahar Akond

Former police official referenced in inquiry process

Associated with the 2009 Pilkhana case through testimony, oversight, investigation, or political linkage documented in public reporting.

Context

Post-incident justice, accountability, and re-investigation discourse around the BDR mutiny/massacre.

Abdul Kahar Akond

Contribution

Associated with the 2009 Pilkhana case through testimony, oversight, investigation, or political linkage documented in public reporting.

Impact

Contributed to how state accountability and competing narratives around Pilkhana were framed in public and institutional arenas.

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Appears In Events

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2009

BDR Mutiny / Pilkhana Massacre

On 25-26 February 2009, a mutiny by Bangladesh Rifles personnel at Pilkhana in Dhaka turned into one of the deadliest internal security crises in Bangladesh's history. Senior army officers seconded to the force were killed, families were trapped inside the headquarters, and the newly elected government faced an immediate test of authority only weeks after the end of emergency-era rule.