Hindu lady hacked to demise for refusing Muslim man in Bangladesh

By Sahidul Hasan Khokon: A Hindu lady, Mukti Burman (16), was hacked to demise on her strategy once more from school in Bangladesh’s Barhatta Upazila throughout the japanese district of Netrakona. The family claimed that the girl was murdered for not responding to a proposal from a Muslim man, Kausar Mia. She was a scholar of Class 10 at Premnagar Salipura High School.

Mia allegedly stabbed and injured Mukti on her strategy once more from school on Tuesday. She was rushed to the Barhatta Upazila Health Complex, the place the docs, after the preliminary treatment, despatched her to the Netrakona Modern Sadar Hospital. She was declared ineffective after being taken to the Mymensingh Medical College Hospital from there.

Burman’s classmates talked about they left school spherical 3:30 pm on Tuesday. After reaching the Chalipura house, about two kilometers from their school, Kausar appeared and began stabbing Mukti, they talked about, together with that they ran and began screaming for help.

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The locals rushed in to rescue Mukti and took her to the hospital. The principal of the Premnagar Chalipura High School, Abul Khair Akand, talked about, “Mukti’s family is very poor. The girl was calm and intelligent. This is very tragic. We demand the accused be arrested fast and punished.”

Burman died at Mymensingh Medical College Hospital spherical 5 pm on Tuesday. The accused, who’s from the sufferer’s village, has not been arrested however.

Liton Burman, Mukti’s uncle, talked about that Kausar had been harassing his niece for a really very long time on her choice to and from school. Kausar’s family was educated about this, the uncle added.

Khokon Kumar Saha, the officer-in-charge of the Barhatta police station, talked about that the police are raiding a variety of areas to arrest the accused.

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