Sunday, 23 February, 2025
Police have recovered the bodies of five individuals, including two women and three men, who were found hanging in different locations across Ashulia, Savar, within 24 hours.
The bodies were discovered between Monday afternoon (February 10) and Tuesday noon (February 11) in areas such as Dendabor Kathalbagan, Jamgora Kathaltola, and Khajurbagan.
The deceased has been identified as Md. Shaon, son of Mostofa from Boroitola village in Patharghata, Barguna, and his wife Hafiza, daughter of Shah-Alam Matbar from Jamaddar Bari village in the same district. Both were garment workers. The other victims include a young woman from Debiganj, Panchagarh; Hridoy from Kumarpara, Karimganj, Kishoreganj; and Mostofa, a garment worker at Rediance Jeans Limited in Khajurbagan, Ashulia.
According to police they recovered the body of Farzana Begum from the house of retired Subedar Mokbul in Dendabor Kathalbagan on Monday afternoon after being informed by locals. Later that night, around 12:30 AM, they found the bodies of Shaon and Hafiza hanging from the same rope in Afaz Uddin’s house in Jamgora Kathaltola. It is suspected that they died by suicide due to family issues, though the exact reason remains unknown.
On Tuesday morning, police recovered the body of Hridoy from Shah-Alam’s house in Khajurbagan. He was reportedly addicted to drugs. Following a dispute, he allegedly cut his wife’s hair and forced her out of the house before taking his own life, said police.
Later in the afternoon, Mostofa, a worker at Radiance Jeans Limited, was found hanging inside the factory. Fellow workers protested, suspecting he was murdered and then hanged.
Police said further details would be revealed after an investigation.
Ashulia Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Nur Alam Siddiqui told newsmen that the five bodies were recovered within 24 hours, and initial reports suggest all died by hanging.
However, confirmation will come after autopsy reports, he said. " Most of these cases seem linked to family disputes, but a thorough investigation is underway".
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Police have recovered the bodies of five individuals, including two women and three men, who were found hanging in different locations across Ashulia, Savar, within 24 hours.
The bodies were discovered between Monday afternoon (February 10) and Tuesday noon (February 11) in areas such as Dendabor Kathalbagan, Jamgora Kathaltola, and Khajurbagan.
The deceased has been identified as Md. Shaon, son of Mostofa from Boroitola village in Patharghata, Barguna, and his wife Hafiza, daughter of Shah-Alam Matbar from Jamaddar Bari village in the same district. Both were garment workers. The other victims include a young woman from Debiganj, Panchagarh; Hridoy from Kumarpara, Karimganj, Kishoreganj; and Mostofa, a garment worker at Rediance Jeans Limited in Khajurbagan, Ashulia.
According to police they recovered the body of Farzana Begum from the house of retired Subedar Mokbul in Dendabor Kathalbagan on Monday afternoon after being informed by locals. Later that night, around 12:30 AM, they found the bodies of Shaon and Hafiza hanging from the same rope in Afaz Uddin’s house in Jamgora Kathaltola. It is suspected that they died by suicide due to family issues, though the exact reason remains unknown.
On Tuesday morning, police recovered the body of Hridoy from Shah-Alam’s house in Khajurbagan. He was reportedly addicted to drugs. Following a dispute, he allegedly cut his wife’s hair and forced her out of the house before taking his own life, said police.
Later in the afternoon, Mostofa, a worker at Radiance Jeans Limited, was found hanging inside the factory. Fellow workers protested, suspecting he was murdered and then hanged.
Police said further details would be revealed after an investigation.
Ashulia Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Nur Alam Siddiqui told newsmen that the five bodies were recovered within 24 hours, and initial reports suggest all died by hanging.
However, confirmation will come after autopsy reports, he said. " Most of these cases seem linked to family disputes, but a thorough investigation is underway".
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