The body of Jagannath University (JnU) student Fairuz Abontika, who died by committing suicide after accusing a classmate and a teacher of her death on Friday, was buried at her family graveyard in Shasangachha area of Cumilla city on Saturday afternoon.

Earlier, her Namaz-e-Jananza was held on Cumilla Government College premises at 3 pm. A good number of people including her classmates, teachers, relatives and locals attended the Janaza.

Meanwhile a human chain and a protest rally were held in her district Cumilla on Saturday morning demanding arrest of the accused and bringing the accused under trial.

The JnU students on Saturday staged demonstrations on the campus with a six-point demand including fair trial and arrest of the accused in connection with the death of Fairuz, a Law Department student of the university.

The students made this demand in a protest march organised under the banner 'Jagannath University Against Oppression'.

The students’ procession paraded the entire campus starting from the Shanto Chattar premises of the university and ended at the same place.

Rezwan, a student of Economics department, presented a 6-point demand in the protest programme.

The six point demands are – fair and impartial investigation into the death, arrest of accused student Amman Siddique and Assistant Proctor Deen Islam, their immediate expulsion through an emergency Syndicate meeting, providing maximum security to the victim's family, filing of a case by the university administration as plaintiff and establishment of sexual harassment cell at the university.

They threatened that if their demands are not met within 24 hours, they will siege the administrative building at 11 am on Sunday.

Fairuz Abantika, daughter of late Jamal Uddin, a former professor of Cumilla Government College, was found hanging from the ceiling fan of her house at Bagichagaon on Friday night.

She was taken to Cumilla General Hospital where the on-duty doctor declared her dead at 10:15 pm.

Prior to her fateful step she made a post on Facebook where she accused her university’s assistant proctor Deen Islam and her classmate Amman Siddique for her suicide.