DU student Sumaiya’s death: Husband, father-in-law on 3-day remand
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DU student Sumaiya’s death: Husband, father-in-law on 3-day remand

DU student Sumaiya’s death: Husband, father-in-law on 3-day remand
Dhaka University student Sumaiya.


A court on Friday sent two accused on a fresh three-day remand in Natore after hearing the case over the death of Dhaka University student Sumaiya.

Magistrate Mehedi Hasan granted three-day remand for Sumiya's husband Mostak Hossain and father-in-law Jakir Hossain, said Abdul Matin, investigation officer of Natore Police Station.

Police had requested the court for a seven-day remand.

On Thursday, police arrested Mostak and his father Jakir from Bogura and Rajshahi.

Sumaiya’s mother Nuzhat Sultana filed the case against four people after the death of her daughter on June 22. Later, police arrested Sumaiya’s mother-in-law and sister-in-law.

Police formed eight special teams to arrest the other accused.

Also read: Tragic end of a DU female student's dream being a BCS Cadre!

Sumaiya’s in-law’s used to torture her as she continued her study for being a BCS cadre, alleged Sumaiya’s family members.

They left her at Natore Sadar Hospital in unconscious condition on June 22 where she died. Sumaiya's mother claimed that they tortured her daughter to death.

Also read: DU student Sumaiya’s death: Accused husband, father-in-law held

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