His mortal remains are scheduled to depart from Dhaka this evening for repatriation to Kashmir.
Dr Mohammad Momin Khan, President of the All India Medical Students Association (AIMSA), said that the mortal remains were earlier expected to reach India on November 8. However, the process was delayed due to certain documentation formalities and due to Holiday on Friday
He confirmed that arrangements have now been completed for the transportation of the mortal remains through BARLAW PACKERS AND SHIPPERS.
AIMSA acknowledged the tremendous efforts made by the college administration, particularly Mr. Attaul Rajeev , Dr. Shah Mohammad Saleem and Tabasum Gazala along with Kashmiri medical students at Eastern Medical College, including Saqlain Farooq, Aslam and Shahid, for their continuous support and coordination throughout the process.
The college administration also contributed 386,000 Bangladeshi Taka towards the cargo arrangements to facilitate the repatriation.
AIMSA further expressed its sincere gratitude to the Indian Embassy in Bangladesh and the Ministry of External Affairs for their timely intervention, coordination and support in facilitating the repatriation of Adnan Altaf’s mortal remains.
The association reiterated its commitment to supporting the bereaved family and seeking a fair investigation into the circumstances surrounding the student’s tragic death
