
The hanging body of 24-year-old Sheikh Ujjal was recovered from a plastic sorting factory in Delhi’s Bhapura area on Thursday evening. He had gone to Delhi only ten days ago in search…
The hanging body of 24-year-old Sheikh Ujjal was recovered from a plastic sorting factory in Delhi’s Bhapura area on Thursday evening. He had gone to Delhi only ten days ago in search of work. The factory is allegedly owned by a fellow villager, Sambul Haque.
Back in Ramshimul village in Malda, the family has alleged that Ujjal was murdered and later hanged to make it look like suicide. They point to injury marks and signs that his hands were tied. The family also claims the body was sent back to the village in a coffin by ambulance without a post-mortem. Ujjal’s wife, Ruksana Bibi, has demanded a proper investigation and justice.
The family’s allegations are serious but need a transparent police investigation. Without a post-mortem, the cause of death remains unclear. A common narrative blames all factory owners, but here the accused is also a fellow villager. The test will be whether Delhi Police conduct an autopsy and examine the body for signs of torture. Will the factory cooperate, and will forensic evidence back the family’s claims?
Source: millenniumpost.in
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