A tragic love story in the Brutal Bangladesh train fire

On the eve of the Bangladesh elections, a train was set on fire to embarrass the Bangladesh government. Five people died and many were injured in the train tragedy. A train caught fire near the Benapole border in Bangladesh 2 days ahead of the Bangladesh general election which was been boycotted by the National Opposition party.

In this brutal attack, fire officer Rakjibul Hassan said this accident took place at 9 p.m. when four coaches caught fire on the Benapole Express which was arriving in Dhaka from Jessore. He also added, "They collected nearly five dead bodies and tried to rescue many others however the fire spread very early."

"When we try to bring out a middle-aged man show a window of the train but he asked me to leave him and rather save his wife and children from inside," a local youth rescuer told to Jamuna TV.

"We suspect the fire incident was an act of sabotage," police chief Anwar Hussain told AFF.

The Bangladesh Awami League is saying that their opposition BNP has done such an ugly thing to topple their government and they also want to say that in another incident a train was set on fire in which four people died due to the same sabotage though it was done by the BNP in the last month.

But this has been completely rejected by BNP and it is being said by them that it is a political stunt to make them appear politically weak.

Bangladesh election is going to be held next Sunday, more than 100 foreign delegates and observers from many first-world, second-world, and third-world countries have reached Bangladesh, and three observers from India have already reached Dhaka right to monitor the election process.