Five people died in violent clashes during an NCP program in Gopalganj, but postmortems were not conducted on the initial four bodies. Families claim lack of support forced them to bury without examination, while police cite unruly crowds as the reason. Experts warn that without postmortems, holding perpetrators accountable becomes difficult. Legal experts say postmortems can still be ordered by courts later. The police have not clarified if further steps will be taken.
In Gopalganj, reports have emerged of five deaths so far in connection with clashes and violence during a National Citizens Party (NCP) program. On the day of the incident, hospital authorities confirmed the deaths of four people.
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