News Desk:
A 22-year-old girl has been divided into a male and distant cousin. After 10 days, it is known that the real identity of this young woman of Godagai Upazila of Rajshahi is known.
They returned to Godagade on Thursday (May 26) night. On Friday (May 27) at noon, the police and locals were shocked by the strange incident!
After the men's punishment, the young woman named her Fahim, then 19 years old, and the old girl, who was 19 years old, had a love affair with the aunt, who was not feeling the venom that she had used an artificial penis after the baby.
The police and locals know that the young woman divorced her husband seven months ago. In that family, she has been a man of the year. She has a new identification as a man and begins to wear a pants-shirt and cut her hair like a boy. The love affair, the aunt also divorced her husband due to the love of this young woman named Fahim, but she has no children in that family.
10 days ago, the male identification of ‘Fahim’ and aunt went to Dhaka Palli, where he was in the gita. Then he started living in the two of a relative.
On Thursday night, Fahim returned to the village of Goddaga in Rajshahi, who was a distant relative, and the news of their arrival was created in the area on Friday.
Meanwhile, after getting the news, Godagai police station interrogated two people in the village after the police station, which was later called by their police station, and the two-year-old aunt of the fraudster named Samat Fahim claimed to the police that they had done the Dhaka gitat gitat to show the police.
Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Rajshahi's Godagari Police Station Kamrul Islam said that the incident is strange but it is not a rumor. Their words and actions are not matched during the interrogation.
Therefore, on the advice of the superiors, a simple dairy is made on the advice of the young woman named Fahim based on it. The police officer of Gogagai police said that his aunt will be handed over to the family after the legal process has been handed over to the family.
