The grieving family of Mosarat Jahan Muniya, whose hanging body was recovered from her rented flat in Dhaka, have demanded exemplary punishment of those responsible for her death. Police on Monday recovered the hanging body of Mosarat Jahan, 21, daughter of late Shafiqur Rahman, a freedom fighter of Monoharpur in Cumilla district, from a flat in Dhaka’s Gulshan area. Following the recovery of her body, the victim's sister, Nusrat Jahan, filed a case under section 306 of Bangladesh Penal Code with Gulshan Police Station around 1:30 am on Tuesday. Also read: Young woman found dead in Gulshan; case filed against Bashundhara MD In the case, Nusrat Jahan accused Sayem Sobhan Anvir, managing director of Bashundhara Group, as the lone accused of abetting the death of the 21-year-old college student. While talking to UNB, she said: “Making a call over my phone on April 25, Muniya said Anvir won’t marry her. She was crying during the conversation. She said Anvir threatened her of dire consequences saying that she met one of his enemies.” “I’m scared…anything may happen,” Nusrat quoted Muniya as telling her. She also said Muniya asked her to reach Dhaka as soon as possible. Meanwhile, Munia’s brother Ashiqur Rahman Sabuj told UNB, “I don’t believe Muniya can kill herself. She was an artist and also worked as a model.” Rasheda Akter, president of Cumilla Women Development Forum, said, “The death has broken our hearts… we felt the same when Tonu was murdered.” What happened on that day? Being worried over the phone call from the victim, Nusrat rushed to her sister's flat in Gulshan on Monday evening. As Muniya did not answer the doorbell, she let herself into the flat and found her sister's body hanging. She then informed the landlord, who called in the police. Also read: Dhaka court imposes travel ban on Bashundhara MD over abetting suicide Later, police recovered the body and sent it for an autopsy. Travel ban on lone accused A Dhaka court on Tuesday issued a travel ban on Sayem Sobhan Anvir. Metropolitan Magistrate Md Shahidul Islam passed the order after Abul Hassan, officer-in-charge of Gulshan Police Station and also the investigation officer of the case, submitted a petition seeking a travel ban on the Bashundhara Group MD.