Nusrat Tabassum, a member of parliament from the reserved women's seats and a leader of the National Citizen Party (NCP), has said she remains skeptical about the neutrality of the investigation into the alleged petrol bomb attack on her village home in Kushtia, following the Home Minister's statement in parliament.
In a Facebook post around midnight on Thursday, Tabassum expressed her concerns. The incident occurred on Wednesday night when a fire broke out at her ancestral home in Kushtia, destroying five tin-roofed rooms and killing two goats.
Incident Details and Allegations
Tabassum has described the incident as an act of sabotage, claiming it was caused by a petrol bomb attack. She has blamed the banned Awami League for the fire, calling it a premeditated assault.Home Minister's Statement in Parliament
In parliament, the Home Minister stated that the fire at Tabassum's residence was more likely caused by an electrical short circuit. Following this statement, Tabassum voiced her doubts about the impartiality of the investigation.The question now arises whether the incident was indeed a petrol bomb attack or a fire caused by an electrical short circuit. The investigation is expected to reveal the definitive truth.
