The Dhaka Times Desk A fearless soldier of the Bayannar language movement, Matin is no more. He has left us forever. Innali...Rajiun passed away forever when his life support was withdrawn while undergoing treatment at PG Hospital on Wednesday morning at 9 am.
Language soldier Abadul Mateen was suffering from various problems including old age, diabetes, kidney heart for a long time. Over the past few days, his condition has deteriorated. He was put on life support. Afzal Hossain, Professor of Neurosurgery Department of Bangabandhu Medical, said that he was declared dead at 9 am on Wednesday.
It is to be noted that after suffering a stroke on August 18, he was first admitted to Mohammadpur City Hospital. Later he was shifted to Bangabandhu Medical for better treatment. After 2 days on August 20, doctors operated on his brain there. Since then he was under treatment in ICU.
Abdul Matin lived with his family in Mohammadpur along with 2 daughters. He was born on December 3, 1926, in Dhublia village of Chauhali upazila of Sirajganj district. In 1952, he led the all-party Rashtrabhasa Sangam Committee as convener.
On behalf of The Dhaka Times, we express our deepest condolences on the death of language soldier Abdul Mateen.
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