Maruf went to Dhaka to do internship and returned as a dead body

Kanchan Kumar, Khoksa || Morenewsbd.com

Published: 06:49 29 July 2024
Maruf Hossain (21) was shot dead in front of his rented house in Banshree of the capital during the quota reform movement. After the news of her only son's death came home, mother Maina Khatun burst into tears. The grief-stricken Pathar mother has been unable to speak since then. When someone says something, they just look. Maruf locked the living room and kept the key with himself. Sometimes he went to that room and stood quietly by the table.
The deceased Maruf Hossain is the son of Shariful Islam of Thanapara of Khoksa town area of Kushtia. Maruf went to the capital just 20 days ago to do an internship after passing the final exam from Kushtia Polytechnical College. Went up with friends to a rented house in Banashree area. He was shot in front of that house on July 19 at noon. After being taken to a local hospital, doctors declared him brought dead. The next morning, July 20, the autopsy was released
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