Tajimul being taken to police station; a video grab of the incident. (X)
Tajimul Islam, known as JCB, was arrested after a video of him whipping a woman and a man went viral.
Joseph Cyril Bamford, the founder of JCB, seems to have his legacy tarnished as Tajimul Islam, known as JCB in a different context, was arrested for his role in a disturbing incident captured on video.
In North Dinajpur, West Bengal, a dispute resolution gathering turned chaotic when Tajimul presided as judge, leading to the public thrashing of a couple.
WHY ‘JCB’?
JCB’s brand name in India, associated with heavy construction equipment, found an unlikely parallel in Tajimul’s aggressive and forceful actions.
His arrest shed light on other instances where he exerted his interpretation of justice, likened to a modern-day JCB bulldozer.
Additional videos surfaced depicting further instances of alleged violence by JCB, showcasing a troubling pattern of behavior.
HIS POLITICAL CONNECTIONS
Tajimul’s actions prompted sharp criticism from political leaders, highlighting the need to address the role of political patronage in such incidents.
Accusations of serious crimes tied to Tajimul add a layer of complexity to the unfolding narrative, raising questions about accountability and governance.