Opposition parliamentary team heads to see Nusrat Tabassum's burnt house in Daulatpur, Kushtia, briefing in Bagowan in the afternoon
An opposition parliamentary team is heading to inspect the house of NCP joint convener and reserved women's seat MP Nusrat Tabassum, which was burnt in a petrol bomb attack.
The delegation set off on Friday (13 November) morning. The MPs will hold a press briefing at 3pm in Bagowan village of Daulatpur upazila in Kushtia.
The opposition parliamentary team includes NCP joint convener and political council member Advocate Abdullah Al Amin MP, NCP joint convener Dr Mahmuda Mitu MP, Advocate Masud Parvez Rasel MP (Chuadanga-1) and Abdul Gafur MP (Kushtia-2).
At about 11:45pm on Wednesday night, a petrol bomb was thrown at MP Nusrat Tabassum's village house. Eight people were in the house at the time, and two of them were injured.
Two goats died in the incident and furniture was burnt to ashes, according to the report.
MP Nusrat Tabassum filed a case as the complainant at Daulatpur Police Station over the incident. The case names eight people and lists another 25 to 30 unnamed accused.




