Oh and BTW, Sharing another fun post from my feed. In fact, when social media users called her out for her apathy towards the sufferings of the people of in her constituency, she brazened it out on Twitter by sharing another video and saying, ‘An Artist always entertains’ while terming those who questioned her misplaced priorities amidst calamity as ‘trolls’. Instead, the actor-turned-politician was occupied with uploading her dancing videos on the popular video-sharing app TikTok. However, the Basirhat MP Nusrat Jahan did not consider it worth going through the rigamarole of distributing food and items of daily necessities to those in need in her constituency. The officer could be heard repeatedly dismissing her complaints, saying 'it's not a big deal' and 'stop crying, nothing happened that you have to cry'.While many politicians, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, have buckled down in their efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus outbreak in the country, some politicians like the Trinamool Congress leader Nusrat Jahan are busy ‘entertaining’ people with their dance moves.įollowing the crippling nationwide lockdown that hobbled economic activities and deprived the daily wage labours of food and jobs, many politicians presided over the task of distributing food to the needy in their respective constituent assemblies. The 5 minute and 11 second video showed Nusrat highly distressed and crying as she recounted her story. The incident came after Nusrat had reported to police a sexual assault. The officer in charge, Moazzem Hossain, recorded her complaint on his phone, and later posted it on social media. Nusrat's funeral was attended by thousands, as her story gripped Bangladesh and activists across the country and the world demanded better treatment for victims of sexual violence. 'Nusrat Jahan Rafi's death highlights the need for the Bangladesh government to take survivors of sexual assault seriously and ensure that they can safely seek a legal remedy and be protected from retaliation.' 'The horrifying murder of a brave woman who sought justice shows how badly the government has failed victims of sexual assault,' Ganguly said. HRW South Asia director Meenakshi Ganguly was horrified by the attack in the city of Feni, 160km from the capital Dhaka.

Bangladesh Police Bureau of Investigation chief, Banaj Kumar Majumder, told BBC Bengali that the killers had wanted the attack to look like a suicide.

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