Police in Khulna have recovered the bodies of three members of the same family from the Sonadanga area of the city on Saturday evening (30 May). The recovery took place at approximately 6:00 pm, according to the available information.
The deceased have been identified as Baby Begum (60), Shamim Bapari (13), and Mostakim Bapari (4). All three are reported to be members of the same family. The bodies were recovered from the Sonadanga area, which is a densely populated locality within Khulna city.
Following the recovery, the matter was confirmed by the Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Sonadanga Police Station, Md. Rofiqul Islam. He confirmed the recovery of two bodies. This statement is noted in the official confirmation, while the initial account of the incident referred to three recovered bodies.
The sequence of information provided indicates that there was a discrepancy between the initial report of three bodies being recovered and the subsequent confirmation by the police officer of two bodies. No further official clarification regarding this numerical difference has been provided in the available information.
Details of the deceased
| Name | Age | Relation (reported) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baby Begum | 60 | Family member | Deceased |
| Shamim Bapari | 13 | Family member | Deceased |
| Mostakim Bapari | 4 | Family member | Deceased |
The bodies were recovered from the Sonadanga area of Khulna city at around 6:00 pm on Saturday. Sonadanga is one of the key urban areas of Khulna, comprising both residential and commercial zones. The incident took place within this urban setting, and police attended the scene following the recovery.
After the recovery operation, law enforcement officers from Sonadanga Police Station were involved in confirming and documenting the incident. The Officer-in-Charge, Md. Rofiqul Islam, provided confirmation regarding the recovery of two bodies, as per the available statement.
No additional official details regarding the circumstances of death have been released in the provided information. The cause, sequence of events leading to the deaths, or any further investigative findings have not been specified. As per standard procedure in such cases, police generally carry out necessary legal formalities following the recovery of bodies, although no further procedural details have been officially stated in the given report.
The incident remains documented as a case involving members of the same family, with three individuals identified and reported as deceased, and confirmation from the local police station acknowledging at least two bodies recovered. Further updates, if any, would depend on subsequent official statements from the relevant authorities.
