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শিকদারের শেষ কথা | Story of Bangladeshi don Ershad Sikder
#Ershad Sikder (Born on 1955 died on 10 May 2004) was a Bangladeshi criminal and serial killer. known for committing various crimes such as murder, torture. theft. robbery and others. He was sentenced to death for murder, and subsequently executed on 10 May 2004.
#A song by Abdus Sattar Mohantan. titled "I will be dead". has been popularized throughout the country as Sikder's song.
#Sikder was born in the Madargona village of Nalchity Upazila. Jhalokati District. His father was Bande Ali. Between 1966 and 1967. Sikder moved from his birthplace to the Khulna District. After arriving in Khulna. Ershad worked as a railway worker for some time. From there, he began gradually robbing along the railway lines and joined a ang. Later, he formed his own gang and earned the name Ranga Chora from the locals.
#Between 1976 and 1977. he formed another gang named Ramada Bahini, which was involved in theft. robberies and terrorist activities along the Khulna Railway Station and the Ghat area. Together with his gang. Ershad occupied the 4th and 5th areas of Ghat, making it his exclusive regulator. After entering politics. Sikder's power grew. From 1984 to 1986. he was involved in the possession of Khulna properties. occupying private property, the drug trade. extortion and other criminal activities. In 1991. he drove out the owner of an ice factory named Rafiq, from the 4th Ghat area, appropriated the ice factory and forced all traders to buy ice from him.
#It is also known that he used the ice factory as his torture center. Ershad was accused of more than 60 murders. together with one of his collaborators. Rajasakshi Nure Alam. The latter later gave a statement in the court describing 24 killings. further claiming that Sikder has more than 70. victims, although only one weapon was recovered from his house. known as the "Swarnakamal".
