The family of computer graphics teacher Rizwanur Rahman described as a "setback" the Supreme Court's order not allowing murder charge to be framed against his industrialist father-in-law Ashok Kumar Todi. "It is a little setback for us that the Supreme Court has ordered that a fresh investigation with a murder charge being instituted by the CBI is not needed and the trial will be held for abetment to suicide," said Rukbanur Rahman, elder brother of Rizwanur who was found dead on railway tracks a month after his marriage to Todi's daughter Priyanka.
"Our family cannot believe that Rizwanur can commit suicide and we feel that he was murdered," Rukbanur told PTI. "It has been three and a half years since my son was killed, but we are still to get justice. I still believe Rizwanur was murdered, we want justice," Rizwanur's mother Kishwar Jahan said. But we accept what the honourable judges have ordered and respect their decision, she said.
Stating that it was a 'mixed feeling' for them, Rukbanur said, "I am happy that the Supreme Court has held that CID investigation
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