Bodies of couple, dead fetus and Punjabi singer recovered
The bodies of a couple and a dead fetus were recovered from a locked room in Ashulia, Savar. Meanwhile, the decomposed body of Punjabi singer Baljit Singh was found in Ludhiana, Punjab.
In a grim sequence of international developments reported on September 5, 2026, authorities have recovered multiple bodies in separate locations across Bangladesh and India. According to verified reports, the first incident took place in the Madhya Jamgora area of Ashulia, situated within the Savar upazila of Dhaka. Law enforcement and investigative agencies, including the CID and DB, responded to a scene where a couple and an unborn child were found dead inside a locked room.
The identities of the deceased individuals from the Ashulia incident have been established as Nazma Akter and Alamgir Hossain. The grim discovery came to light under troubling circumstances, detailed by the victim's sister, Shapla Begum. Providing context to the situation, Shapla Begum stated, 'We both sisters work in the same factory in Jamgora. Even today, on Saturday, she did not go to the office. Then I was thinking, since my sister is pregnant, maybe there was some problem, so she did not go to work.'
Further insights into the Ashulia crime scene were provided by Mohammad Tarikul Islam, who addressed the state of the room and the physical evidence present. Detailing the grim findings regarding the unborn child, Mohammad Tarikul Islam stated, 'Before or after the murder, the woman had a miscarriage and the approximately five-month-old fetus came out. Looking at the various clues and circumstances of the spot, it is primarily suspected that this may be a murder.'
In a separate international incident on the same date, a tragic discovery was made in Ludhiana, Punjab, India. According to reports cited from India Today, the decomposed body of Punjabi singer and lyricist Baljit Singh was recovered from his own residence. The sudden and shocking death of the artist has drawn significant attention, mirroring the tragic loss of life reported earlier in the day.
As investigations continue across both jurisdictions, local authorities and specialized units such as the CID and DB are working to piece together the events leading up to these deaths. While names such as Nahid, Mizanur Rahman, and Sifat are linked to the broader context, the primary focus remains on the specific findings released by media outlets like Prothom Alo and India Today regarding these tragic discoveries.
