Nusrat could not be saved.

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Dhaka: Nusrat Jahan Rafi, a madrasa student of Feni, Sonagazi, could not be saved by the prayers of her parents, her teammates and the best efforts of the doctors.

On Wednesday (April 10) around 9 o'clock in the night, he breathed his last in the Nibij Observation Center (ICU) of the burn unit of Dhaka Medical College (Dhamek) Hospital. Feudal Red Sen.

Half an hour ago at 9 o'clock, the head of the medical board formed by Nusrat's treatment, Dr. Abul Kalam knew that the condition of the girl had ‘severe deterioration’ after being brought to DMK Hospital, and the doctors learned that Nusrat's condition was serious. About 80 percent of her body was worn.

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, Sirajuddaula, called her to her room and tried to molest Nusrat, and after that, Nusrat was put in a fire and Sirajuddaula was arrested and sent to jail.

Meanwhile, the fire burned Nusrat first in the local hospital and then to DM, the medical board of 9 members was inspected by the 9-member medical board.

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