Morelganj ( Bagerhat) Correspondent

The mysterious death of a housewife in Boyratla area of Ward No. 4 of Morelganj town of Bagerhat has created a sensation.

On Wednesday (January 22) the hanging body of Mosammat Urmi Akhtar Tania (30) was recovered by Morelganj police station. The deceased was a resident of Ward No. 3 of Urmi Bhaijora area. Daughter of Saleh Shah and Farida Begum and wife of Shibbir Talukdar, resident of Ward No. 4 Boyratla areaAccording to the family of the deceased, Urmi last spoke to the family around 9:30 pm on Tuesday. Urmi's parents rushed to the spot and found her body hanging from a plum tree when her elder Vasur Himu informed her of her death at 6:30 am. A cloth was found wrapped around her neck and her feet were stuck to the ground. The cloth around the neck is found tied to a plum tree. A plastic chair was also found lying on the spot.

Looking at the initial condition, the victim's family suspects that it is not a suicide, but a murderThe victim's family also said that Urmi, the mother of a four-month-old child, was a victim of physical and mental abuse by her unemployed and drug-addicted husband, Shibbir Talukdar. The younger brother of the deceased. "My sister did not commit suicide; she was killed in cold blood," said Naim. He demanded a proper investigation into the incident and exemplary punishment to the culprits. Urmi's cousin Milan said, "Urmi passed BA from Bagerhat PC College. Himu forced her to marry her drug addict brother Shibbir by luring her with a job in primary school and plotting. After the marriage, Urmi comes to know that Shibbir is addicted to drugs. He was placed in a rehabilitation center at one time."Furthermore, Urmir Vasur's wife, Razia Begum, also had an affair with him, according to the victim's family.

OC of Morelganj Police Station. Rakibul Islam said, "Initially it appears to be a suicide, but the family's complaint is being seriously investigated. The in-laws including the husband of the deceased are being interrogated. The real incident will be known after the autopsy report is received."

Urmi's death has sparked strong reactions among locals in her father's home area. Locals have demanded a fair investigation into the incident and exemplary punishment to the culprits. They also said that incidents of violence against women and suicide are increasing in Morelganj, which requires effective measures to prevent it.

According to analysts, violence against women, financial insecurity and social neglect are major reasons behind such incidents. They wanted the active role of the law and order forces in addition to increasing social awareness to prevent violence against women