Wednesday, 5th August 2026
Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 25th February 2026, 4:34 AM
A shocking incident has come to light involving a female student of ****, who alleges that she was lured to a private residence and assaulted by a former student of the same institution. The victim later contacted the national emergency hotline, 999, prompting police from **** to rescue her.
The victim, a member of the university’s 53rd batch, reportedly had a previous relationship with the alleged perpetrator, a former student of the 44th batch. His permanent residence is in Jamalpur’s Sarishabari area.
According to sources, the student was first taken to the university’s medical centre, where she recounted the traumatic incident to a female faculty member of her department. The faculty member, speaking on the victim’s behalf, stated that the relationship between the two students had ended some time ago. However, on Tuesday, the former student reportedly approached the victim outside her hall and engaged in unacceptable behaviour. When the victim refused to go with him to his home, she was allegedly blackmailed into compliance.
Upon arriving at the accused’s residence, the victim claims she was physically assaulted, her mouth taped shut, and hot water poured on her hands. The perpetrator then locked the room from the outside and left. In a desperate call to 999, the victim informed authorities, who promptly intervened and rescued her.
| Authority | Action Taken | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Ashulia Police Station | Rescue | Responded to 999 call, retrieved the victim from the alleged assailant’s residence |
| Jahangirnagar University Medical Centre | Initial Examination | Assessed burns (3–4 cm) on victim’s hands; documented physical injuries |
| Savar Upazila Health Complex | Further Treatment | Victim transferred due to lack of specialised burn care |
| Dhaka Medical College Hospital | Advanced Care | Victim scheduled for ongoing treatment and forensic examination |
Sub-Inspector Miraj Akon of Ashulia Police told Prothom Alo that following the initial rescue, the victim was taken to the university medical centre and subsequently referred to the Savar Upazila Health Complex. She alleged both assault and sexual assault. Due to the absence of specialised care in Savar, she is being transferred to ****.
University Medical Officer Dr Tanvir Hossain confirmed that the victim had sustained burns measuring three to four centimetres on her hands, which could not be treated at the on-campus facility.
In response to the incident, **** stated: “This incident occurred off-campus. Ashulia Police informed us immediately, and members of the university’s security unit were dispatched to the scene. The victim has agreed to provide a detailed statement to the university authorities today (Wednesday).”
Authorities continue to investigate the case, while the university has pledged support to the student and cooperation with law enforcement agencies.
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