The Tragedy of Savar Rana's mother is still alive

The Dhaka Times Desk Morjina Begum, mother of Sohel Rana, owner of Rana Plaza in Savar, is still alive. After the collapse of the building on April 24, it was announced on April 27 that Rana's mother had died.

The death of people is a trick! No one knew that someone could ever fake a death report. This is exactly what happened. There is quite a bit of debate about this though. One party is accusing the other party of taking advantage of spreading the news of the death.

3 days after the building collapse on 24 April, he died of a heart attack on 27 April, but there is no truth to this. Morjina, who has been suffering from cancer for a long time, has been treated at home and abroad. When the news spread that the bedridden Morgina had died, many people who knew the Rana family believed it. But no one could say for sure where he died and where he was buried. What has gained publicity is said to be based on rumors and speculation.

According to a newspaper report, Rana and his father were not found and his cousin Jahangir, his wife Munni, Rana's aunt, Rana's wife Mitu, Fupa Anwar Hossain, Rana's brother (also named Rana) were arrested. Even if the father and son were not caught, the news of Rana's mother's death was spread. Rana's house is Margina Villa on Savar Bazar Road. Their village home is in Jaymandav village of Singair. Rana's in-laws are Dogar Mora. Rana's elder sister Roshan lives at Ara Bazar Road and younger sister Sumi lives at her in-laws house in Chayabithi. Sources mentioned that none of them are at home.

Sumi and her husband Roni are in hiding. Sumi's father-in-law Dr. Shyamal told this reporter on Tuesday night that he would have gone to the funeral as a Muslim when he got the news that Bayin had died. He is not known to have died. Even the news of 'burying' Ranad's village house in Jaymondbe is not correct. all rumours. However, he avoided the question of Morjina Begum's whereabouts.

Multiple sources said that spreading the news that Rana's mother had died was actually a ploy to arrest Rana. Those close to Rana's family believe that when Rana ran home on the news of her mother's death or started contacting her on her mobile phone, a group started a campaign to quickly arrest her.

No matter what happens. It is never acceptable to play tricks on the news of a person's death.

Source: Daily Morning Paper.