A fish trader named Imran, aged 35, died at Ad-Din Sakina Medical College Hospital in Jashore on Thursday night, allegedly due to medical negligence and wrong treatment. The incident triggered tension in the hospital area as relatives, neighbors, and locals gathered to protest, demanding justice for the deceased. Police were deployed to control the situation.

According to Imran’s family, he was admitted with fever and breathing difficulties, but doctors allegedly administered multiple injections without proper tests. After receiving the injections, his condition deteriorated rapidly, and he was declared dead around 11:30 p.m. The hospital authorities denied negligence, stating that treatment followed standard procedures and that cardiac arrest might have caused the death. They emphasized that a post-mortem examination is needed to determine the exact cause.

The Jashore Civil Surgeon said no written complaint had yet been received but promised an investigation once offices reopen after the holiday. Police confirmed receiving a written complaint from the victim’s family and said legal action would follow after investigation.