Unidentified miscreants left shroud cloth, incense sticks, soap, rose water, and mysterious threat notes in front of two separate houses in Kushtia, warning two residents to eat whatever good food they prefer within 10 to 12 days. The victims view the incident as a death threat, which has sparked panic and concern in Charsadipur village.
Family members spotted the items on Wednesday (11 November) morning at the homes of Bachchu Malitha, 30, son of Fokir Malitha, and Moniruzzaman Monir, 40, son of Jasim Uddin, in Charsadipur village under Philipnagar Union of Daulatpur upazila.
Shroud and Threat Notes in Red Bags
According to the victims, family members woke up early Wednesday morning and found red shopping bags outside their homes. Upon opening them, they discovered shroud cloth, incense sticks, soap, and rose water alongside a note inside each bag.
The note left at Bachchu Malitha’s house read: “Bachchu bhai, whatever you have eaten or not eaten in life, eat something good. Eat within 10-12 days. Goodbye.”
The note found at Moniruzzaman Monir’s house read: “Moni bhai, whatever you have eaten or not eaten in life, eat within 10-12 days. From your beloved, goodbye.”
Both notes urged the men to eat well within the specified period. The victims consider the delivery of shrouds and notes a direct threat to their lives.
Left Under Cover of Night
Local sources suggested that miscreants likely left the items at the two homes late Tuesday night. Family members found the bags when they woke up in the morning, revealing the contents and notes.
The discovery of similar items and nearly identical threatening messages at two houses in the same village has created widespread anxiety among residents.
Police File General Diaries
Philipnagar Union Parishad Panel Chairman Ekramul Haq confirmed that shrouds and threat notes were left at two homes in Charsadipur village on Wednesday morning.
Daulatpur Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Khaledur Rahman said two General Diaries (GDs) have been recorded regarding the incident, adding that necessary legal action will be taken based on investigation.
Additional Superintendent of Police (Bheramara-Daulatpur Circle) Delowar Hossain said police are working on the matter.
However, authorities have not yet identified who left the items, why the two men were targeted, or who might be behind the threats. Police are working to unravel the mystery through their investigation.
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