Lakshmipur child lost his life in the game of rope!

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The police recovered the body of a child named Saiful Islam (9) who died after being hanged in Rakhtpur, Laxmipur. The family believes that the accident took place in the case of a rope. The real cause of death will be known after the police investigation.

On Monday afternoon, Raatpur police station OC Shipon confirmed the poison of the recovery of the body.

Saiful is the son of Dulal Bepari of Keranibashi of Charbanshi village of Dakshin Charbanshi Uni.

According to the police, the members of Hajimara police station recovered Saiful's body on Sunday (November 13) after the news and his body was hanging with the house of Dochala Tin house and the body was sent to Sadar Hospital morgue this morning for maternity investigation.

According to family sources, Saiful is not supposed to have caused the incident, he is believed to have been playing with the rope, and he will die.

OC Shipon said, ‘The incident is mysterious. I have spoken to the family members. The cause of death is not known. The real cause of death will be known after the investigation report. This incident is under process and the death case is under process.’

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