Three-member board formed for Nusrat's autopsy

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Dhaka:

A three-member medical board has been formed to investigate the matter of Nusrat Zahar Rafi, a madrasa student of Deta Feni who was burnt in the fire.

Pradeep Biswas, a lecturer in the Department of Forensic Medicine of Dhaka Medical College (DMC), a member of the Medical Board, said this on Thursday (April 11).

He said, Nusrat's investigation will start soon.

Feni madrasa student Nusrat Jahan Rafi died at 9:00 pm on Wednesday (April 10) at the burn unit of DMK Hospital.

He was in the hospital for five days after being burnt by the innocence of the miscreants in the instance of the principal of the madrasa.

On April 6, Sonagazi Islami Sinita Sinitor Fazil Madrasah Alim went to the examination center and called Nusrat's Gat kerosene on the roof of the madrasa. In Palli, masked miscreants, they pressured Nusrat to withdraw the case against the madrasa principal Sirajuddaula.

According to the girl's family, on March 27, the principal of the madrasa, Siraj Uddaula, called him to his room and tried to molest Nusrat, and because of that, Nusrat was put in a fire and Siraj Ud Daula was arrested and sent to jail.

Meanwhile, the fire burned Nusrat first at the local hospital and then to the hospital at DMK Hospital, the medical board of 9 members was inquiring about the 9th member and he was being inquired about the whole time he was sent to Singapore for better treatment.

But the plane travel was dangerous, but he did not get there, but the ‘protester’ Nusrat failed to make everyone's prayers.

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