After the death of prostitutes, what is done with their bodies? You will be surprised to hear!

The Dhaka Times Desk The word prostitute has become a hateful word to our society. Seeing them, many people walk ten hands away. But they are people too. It is because of some people in the society that today they have involved themselves in such an abominable profession as prostitution. Do you know what happens to prostitutes after they die?

Many are forced into such a profession before they are even of school age. They are forced to choose the path of the dark alleys that they are forced to choose by falling prey to various situations, stepping into traps. Even though they are not of mature age, they are being involved in such a hateful profession. Being engaged in such a profession at a young age, many physical problems arise in them. As they grow older, various diseases make their home in their bodies.

Much has been written about the pitiable condition of these prostitutes, but nothing has been written about their cremation after death.

According to almost all religions, prostitution is prohibited. Their lives are full of impurity. The amount of insults they endure throughout their lives, they get several times more insults after death!

It is known that most of the prostitutes die from various sexually transmitted diseases. In other words, they have to die without treatment.

No one has any kind of humanity towards prostitutes. So far there is no history of anyone marrying a prostitute and giving a beautiful life. They have to pass their lives through various insults and insults.

Prostitutes are not buried. The funeral prayer is not read. They are not even allowed to be buried in any cemetery.

Milad Mahfil or Dua is not done for them. Even dead prostitutes are deprived of the Chalisa ceremony. In a corner of the brothel or in the surrounding garden, the soil is buried inconspicuously most of the time!

According to all religions, including Sanatan Dharma, they are not cremated. They are untouchable in all religions. After the death, the sack of their corpses and thrown into the river often happens!

Human rights organizations have worked to call prostitutes sex workers rather than "prostitutes". However, no one has ever done anything about their burial or cremation till today.

So when will they start their funeral? Or the ceremony of forty? Or organizing their Shraddha? Or will their bodies be thrown into the river in sacks like this? No one has an answer to this.
(The text is published from the report collected for humanitarian reasons)