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Senura Begum last saw Zinnia eating phukka with two unidentified women at the Suhrawardy Udyan gate adjacent to the TSC around 9 p.m. Tuesday. Her hadith has not been found since.
Unable to search many places, Senura Begum went to the Shahbagh police station on Wednesday and kept a general diary (GD). Her suspicion revolved around the two unidentified women.
Senura told bdnews24.com, “The two women said to give them to Zinnia, or they would feed my daughter well and teach her.” But not me. I said I’ll beg and feed my daughter, but I won’t give her to you
“So I told Zinnia to hurry up and go with the girl. But Zinnia never came back. “
When asked who the women were, she said: “They are not college students. I used to come from outside and hang out at TSC and smoke bidis and cigarettes. I can recognize it by looking at the photos.”
Eager to get her back, Senura said, “I don’t need anything else. If I find the girl, I’ll leave Dhaka.”
Senura came to the TSC area with her three children from Bhairab in Kishoreganj seven years ago after her husband, the truck driver, was killed in an accident.
He spent the night on the veranda of the TSC with his two daughters Cynthia (6), Zinnia (9) and his son Palash (18). Xenia and Cynthia sell flowers during the day and support their mother’s family. And Palash now works in a tea shop.
Cynthia-Zinnia, two children with sweet smiles, are known to most of the students at Dhaka University or Anagona at TSC.
Since her disappearance, leaders of various organizations and ordinary students at Dhaka University have voiced their search for Zinnia through various social media, including Facebook.
“Every effort is being made to find Zinnia,” Shahbagh police said.
Shahbagh Police Station OC Mamun Aur Rashid told bdnews24.com on Monday night: “We are doing our best. Our police are working on it. We also have some signs. We hope to find her soon.”
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