The power of unity, story

Story: Chapter 1: The Dark Night Begins

The night is deep.
The mell of unknown fear in the air.
The lamps are flashing in the deserted streets of the city. A car or two is running now and then, and somewhere in the distance there is the sound of police sirens. It seems, this city is hiding something. Waiting in the dark for an explosion.

Gaibanda headquarters  In an old one-story house, the light is on.
Inside sits Sameer Khan, a secondary school teacher. Fifty-something years old, light clothes, thick-framed glasses. A book is held in the hand, but the eyes are not stuck there. Looking out the window again and again.

His wife Madhuri came and sat beside him.
"You are not saying anything. Why do you keep getting up at night and looking out the window?"

Sameer slowly said,
"A thought stuck in my head. I saw something on the way home from school today. I don't quite understand—but my mind says it's not normal."

Madhuri remained silent for a while and said,
"That boy… Tapas? Are you thinking about him?"

Sameer shook his head and said,
"Yes. His family is good. But today I saw him taking a small packet from a stranger. Hidden. There was fear in his eyes."

Madhuri said,
"You're always a good-hearted person. But we can't go on worrying about everything. To be good these days, you have to pretend you don't see a lot."

Sameer smiled a little and said,
"But I am a teacher. If I am silent even when I see wrongdoing, what will I teach the students?"

After this, there is nothing more to say.
The night is restless.

Story: Chapter 2: Seeds of Doubt

The next day, Sameer went to school and called Tapas.

"Tapas, where were you yesterday evening?"

Tapas says in a trembling voice,
“Sir… I… I went to the store.”

Sameer directly says,
"I saw you take something from a man. You were scared. Tell the truth."

Tapas remained silent for a while and lowered his head.
"Sir, I will. But please don't tell anyone. They are very bad people. They scared me into taking those packets."

Sameer's face turned pale.
He said in a serious voice,
"Who are they? Who else is involved with you?"

Tapas pressed his finger to his mouth—"Sir, they say, if I tell anyone, they will kill my parents."

Sameer closed his eyes and remained silent for a while.
then said,
"You shut up, but not me. I can't accept it."

Sameer went to the police station after school that day.
He made a diary and told the whole incident to Inspector Akram.
Akram listens attentively, says-
"Sir, we will find out. But be careful. These chakras are very dangerous."

Story: Chapter 3: The Beginning of Conflict and Courage

Within days, strange things began to happen.
Sameer noticed that every day a black car stopped in front of their house. He stood for a while and left.

One evening, Madhuri removed the curtain of the room and saw that the car had come again. There are some strangers inside it. Sunglasses in the eyes, body structure is heavy. Suddenly there was a banging at the gate of the house.

Madhuri screamed—"Sameer! Close the door!"
Sameer was reading a book at that time. He got up and locked the door.
People kept banging on the door.

Madhuri kicks Rahul and Riya out through the back door—
"Come on, go next door. Call somebody! Don't be afraid!"

Three masked men entered.
They caught Sameer, held a knife to his throat and said-

"If you call the police again, your children will not be found."

Sameer said coldly.
"You don't know who you've come to frighten. A teacher never compromises with injustice."

Outside, Rahul-Riya is running to the neighbor's house.
Neighbors are gathering with flashlights, mobiles, sticks.
Fear in someone's face, anger in someone's eyes.

Story:Chapter 4: Resistance to Neighbors
While Sameer is eyeing the masked men, there is a different tension outside the house.
"They will kill my father! Please help us!"
"Come, let's go together. It's not easy to enter a house and rule like that."
This time he said with the exact location - Gaibanda Sadar, Noor Chala, house number 16, people have entered. Come quickly!”
Hearing the screams inside, some started making videos, because no one could believe it—a teacher's family was in such great danger.
"My son is out now. He will not sit still. Your days are over."
"If you talk too much, I will silence you forever."
"Cover yourselves! No one can escape!"
The masked people realized that they had no more time.
A neighbor, Farooq Shaikh, said—"Are you here to scare the teachers' families? Your education will begin now."
People surrounded the house from two sides.
Masked people are handcuffed.
Police officer Akram came and said-
"Sir, as you said, they are not just intimidating, they are running the entire drug business through fear."

Rahul and Riya ran to the house next door. At first two or three people looked in shock, then Rahul said,

Elder Siraj Kaku said,

Not only Kaku, several other neighbors set off with whatever they could get their hands on—sticks, rods, flashlights.

Rahul called the police again on his mobile phone.

People started gathering in front of the house.

Sameer said inside.

A masked man slyly slapped Sameer—

Just then, a loud shout came from outside—

A flash of light, The sound of the stick, screamAll together, a chaotic scene was created.

A criminal was caught fleeing by the light of a broken flashlight in front of the house's door.

After a while more, Bomb-Bomb police car Entered the street.

 Story: Chapter 5: Police raids and gang busting

Sensational information was revealed by interrogating the arrested people.
These guys are one Under the umbrella of the local political leader used to work
They intimidated school-college students drug transport used to
Tapas and some other children were their targets.

The police go to an old tin house in a slum area of ​​the city - there they find a warehouse of drugs.
There is a small notebook with name, date, type of packet, even school name.
Although it can be seized, an officer says—
"Careful, their heads are not yet caught. The case must be fought properly."

Sameer boldly says,
"No matter how far, my family and I will not back down until this case is over."

 Story: Chapter 6: Opening the Case—The First Witness

The police filed the copy of the FIR and charge sheet in the court, after a few dates, the court fixed the date of framing of the charge, 3 months have passed. This is the state of litigation in our country, date and date time and time. Among them, the defendants buy or intimidate the witnesses and many want to stay away from it because of the various tricks of the court. But that's not the case here because Sameer Khan is a teacher and a symbol of justice for all.  

 Great security. Journalists, lawyers, police, ordinary people—all outside the courtroom.

Case Name: "State v. Litton Tarfder et al."
First witness: Sameer Khan

As soon as the judge took his seat, he said in a serious voice,
"In today's case, we will first hear the statement of the complainant."

Counsel for the complainant stood up—
"Sameer Khan is a school teacher. He bravely raised his voice against a criminal gang. Now I want to hear his speech."

Sameer stood up.
The atmosphere of the court became heavy.

He said-
"I can't forget that night. When three men broke into my house and threatened to kill my family because I had told the police the truth. As a teacher it was my duty to stand up against injustice. I did it."

The judge nodded.
"I respect your courage. But in a court of law, truth must be proven by testimony."

The defense counsel then asked—
“Do you have proof that the accused entered your house that night?”
Sameer says,
"I saw them firsthand. My wife was too, and so were the neighbors. They're all here today."

The court is silent.
The judge said:
"Testimony will continue. Next day we will hear the statement and defense of the accused."

Story:  Chapter 7: Shadows of Threat

After the first hearing in the court, the slums of the city were shaken.
Journalists are now reporting on Sameer Khan.
A local newspaper headlined—
"Courage of the teacher's family, Sameer Khan unmasked the mafia"

But with all love comes fear.
One day Madhuri on her way back from the market saw two boys coming behind her.
One puts his hand under his face, another says—
"Don't worry we've forgotten. Time will tell."

Madhuri returned home trembling and said,
"Sameer, we are being watched."

Sameer knows—this fight is personal now.
He contacted the police, at whose request a general security team was deployed around the house.

One night Rahul said,
"Father, I can no longer run away from fear. What you have done has opened my eyes."

Sameer put his hand on his head and said,
"You needed to know the truth. But have courage, not fear."

 Story: Chapter 8: Testimony of Rahul and Riya

Second hearing day.
The court now agrees to take the children's testimony.

Rahul stood up first.
He is only 16 years old. But now there is no fear in the face, there is determination.

The lawyer asked,
"What did you see on the night of the incident?"

Rahul says,
"I was watching from the roof. My parents weren't scared, but three guys came in. I called the police. I called the neighbors. I was scared, but I didn't stay quiet."

A different compliment in the eyes of the judge.

Next witness—Rhea. Age 12.
But he said in a defiant voice,
"My mother sent me out the back door. That's when I knew something was wrong. My brother and I asked everyone for help. It's a fight for our family."

Defense counsel also tried to cross-examine them.
asking
"How do you know those people were criminals?"

Rhea says,
"They covered their faces. But one had blood stains on his shirt. When the police caught him later, I saw that shirt."

The court is in abeyance.
Rahul-Riya is now not just a child but a witness.

Story:  Chapter 9: Dramatic Confession of Tapas

On the third hearing day, the court was presented Tapas, which is the origin of this story.

He is silent at first. Then the judge said,
"If you tell the truth, you can free yourself, but if you lie, you yourself become a criminal."

Tapas kept his head down for a while. Then say-
"Sir, at first I thought it was just giving a packet—a small job. But then I was intimidated. Threatened my mother. Then I was forced to add more boys. I knew it was wrong, but I didn't dare."

The complainant's lawyer said,
"Do you know the accused Liton Tarfdar?"

Tapas looked up and pointed straight,
"That guy runs it all. He used to stand in front of the school and pick the boys, then scare them and give them packets."

Suppressed rumors in the court.
Defense counsel rose—"You have proof?"

Tapas took out a small note from his pocket with a trembling voice—
There it is written,
“SK School 9am, Rahul – 2pkt, Deep – 1pkt”
This writing is similar to the book of logistics.

This is a major turning point for the court.

 Story: Chapter 10: Battle of Arguments and Counter-Arguments—Battle of Lawyers in Court

Now there is a lot of buzz in the court.
A small but very important case.
Sameer Khan vs. Liton Tarafdar and his gang।
The challenge in the eyes of the advocates of both sides, intensity in the language.
This war is no longer just a reality—it is a war of courage, justice, and power.

The plaintiff's lawyer stood first and said,
"Sir, what happened here is not just a personal attack, but a reflection of the unrest of the entire society. If this court does not give proper justice today, tomorrow the same thing can happen in every corner of our city. The courage of a teacher has saved our future today."

The defense counsel takes a step—
"This is a wrong decision, sir. He says there are 'political circles' behind all this, but where is the evidence? What—the truth is being told to us—is such a terrible confession of penance credible?"

The appellant's counsel countered,
"We have enough evidence. Tapas's confession and other evidence are on our side. And he may try to falsify what the entire police report says, but please save this society!"

The tension in the court increased. The judge paused for a moment, then said—
"The court will hear and judge all the evidence at this time. Everyone must be given a fair and just trial."

The defense attorney quickly said,
"Sir, without a proper investigation there can be a terrible attack on a house and allegations. We must take a decision with justice in mind."

The court then adjourned for a few days.

Story:  Chapter 11: Final Testimony and Judge's Verdict

Now it's time to reach the court-last testimony।
Sameer's final statement is being taken. When he finished, the court looked straight.

“Sir, are you sure your family was intimidated and you tried to resist?”
In response to the judge's question, Sameer said,
"I am sure. I know, if I had been afraid, what a situation we might have had!"

After the police report and Tapas's confession, experts from the society also came as witnesses.
At the end of all the evidence, the advocates presented their arguments neatly.
And now, it is the turn of the court for the final decision.

This afternoon, the court is going to announce the final verdict.
Amid great fanfare, the courtroom doors were thrown open and the judge stepped onto the dais and announced—
"Justice must be done. Injustice cannot be condoned here. Lyton Tarfdar and his gang members are guilty."

 Story: Chapter 12: A New Morning—The Power of Sameer Khan's Family

After hearing the verdict, Sameer Khan's family all hugged each other.
This is the victory of their struggle—Like a victim।
But you know, their fight isn't over—it's a new beginning.

Sameer said that night,
"This journey is not over. Today we stand not only for ourselves but also for society. Our courage is our strength."

a Movement of protesting teachers Sameer started planning for the beginning.
He knew that this victory was not his alone—It is a win for every common man।
Their family's resistance is their strength, and that strength will now bring new light to society.

The sun rose on a new day.
No one will think of Sameer's family as second class citizens.
They know The power of unity Can conquer everything.

The End