Dhaka University’s (DU) student Mahaboob Adar died after falling from a moving train. He is a resident student of Haji Muhammad Muhsin Hall who is studying under the marketing department of Dhaka University for the academic year 2019-2020.
This information was confirmed on Thursday (March 17) afternoon by the principal of the hall, Prof. Dr. Masudur Rahman, and the student’s uncle Farhad Hossain. It is known that the accident took place in the morning at Pakshi Bridge in Pabna district.
His uncle Farhad said the accident took place on The Pakshi Bridge in Pabna when Mahaboob was on his way to Kushtia from Dhaka. He had his head out of the window. He then collided with the railing (iron) of the bridge and died on the spot. His family members went there.
Prof. Dr. Masudur Rahman, principal of Haji Muhammad Muhsin Hall, said, “I came to know about it through his friends. All concerned, including the university’s proctor, have already been informed. I am in touch with his family through his friends. We, the Muhsin Hall family, are deeply saddened by this incident.
Mahboob’s classmates are devastated by his sudden departure. His hall roommate Md. Rahat Shikdar said Mahaboob was a very good boy. He was so so sociable, cheerful, and lively. I can’t accept his sudden departure. It feels like a nightmare.
Zainal, a friend of the same department, said he could not accept Mahbub’s death in any way. I can’t imagine him leaving us so soon. I can’t see such a smiling friend again. May Allah bless him and give the family the strength to bear the grief.
It is known that Mahaboob’s house is in Sadar Union of Khetlal Upazila of Jaipurhat district. He is the only child of his parents in a family of three. His father’s name is Md. Hannan Mithu. He was very focused and talented in his studies since childhood. He studied at Jaipurhat R.B. Government High School and milestone college in Dhaka. In 2019, he participated in the admission test of Dhaka University and got the opportunity to study in the marketing department.
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