On August 6, as Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina was forced to leave the country in the face of a mass uprising, hundreds of despairing family members rushed to the DGFI office inside Dhaka cantonment frantically seeking information about their missing relatives. DGFI, the spy agency of the Bangladesh armed forces, was allegedly running secret internment facilities to lodge opposition leaders and critics of Hasina’s Awami League government without any legal sanction or even acknowledging their presence. But all of them returned disappointed. The voices seeking justice for victim families meanwhile is growing shriller.