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Husband sentenced to death for murder of female doctor at hotel

Dhaka Metropolitan Sessions Judge Md Sabbir Foyez delivers the verdict on Thursday

Man to die for murder of doctor wife

Staff Correspondent

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Published : 13 Nov 2025, 03:40 PM

Updated : 13 Nov 2025, 03:40 PM

A court has sentenced Rezaul Karim Reza to death in a case for killing his wife, Dr Jannatul Naim Siddika, after taking her to a residential hotel in Dhaka's Kalabagan.

Dhaka Metropolitan Sessions Judge Md Sabbir Foyez delivered the verdict in the case on Thursday.

In addition to the sentence, the court has also fined Reza Tk 20,000. An arrest warrant has also been issued against him as the accused absconded after getting bail from the High Court in the case three years ago, said Md Riaz Hossain, a bench assistant of the concerned court.

According to the case dossier, Reza and Jannatul met through social media in 2019. After that, they became involved in a romantic relationship and got married in October 2020. Since they eloped in secret from their families, they lived at different residential hotels at different times as husband and wife.

On Aug 12, 2022, Reza took Jannatul to a residential hotel in Panthapath on the pretext of celebrating her birthday. There, during a heated argument and a scuffle over his relationships with a number of different women, Reza slit Jannatul's throat with a sharp knife and killed her. Reza then closed the hotel room door from the outside and went to Chattogram.

Jannatul's father Shafiqul Alam filed a murder case with Kalabagan Police Station over the killing.

The investigating officer in the case, Inspector Abu Zafar Mohammad Mahfuzul Kabir of Kalabagan Police Station filed a chargesheet in court on Dec 12, 2023 accusing Reza. On Mar 7, 2024, he was indicted and the trial began.

The court heard the testimonies of 21 out of 26 witnesses during the trial. After both sides concluded their arguments on Nov 9, the verdict date was fixed for Nov 13.

Jannatul, who completed her MBBS from the Community Medical College in Moghbazar, was pursuing a course in gynaecology at Dhaka Medical College. Reza was working as a senior executive in a private company.

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