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Shanto's parents numb in loss

STAFF CORRESPONDENT
Parents of Hasibul Islam Shanto, who went missing since Wednesday afternoon only to be found dead in an abandoned house in Goran Friday afternoon, were numbed at the loss of yet another offspring.
Tania Begum and Mojibur Rahman, parents of six-year-old Shanto, are yet to recover from the loss of their elder son Rajibul Haq Azim nearly two years ago, sat motionless at their East Goran residence after Shanto's burial at a local graveyard yesterday.
After suffering from prolonged illness, Azim died in hospital on January 19, 2001 at 8.
Shanto, a student of Golden Heaven Kindergarten School, was the third among two brothers and two sisters.
Hugging his surviving daughters Sima, 8, and Babuni, 4, Mojibur said, "I could never imagine my innocent son would be killed."
Meanwhile, Shanto's uncle Khandakar Monir Hossain received the body from Dhaka Medical College Hospital after autopsy at about 2:00pm.
The killing of their second son shook the parents to their core and they only went to lodge a case with Khilgaon Police Station on Saturday night, more than 24 hours after the body was found.
In the FIR (first information report), Mojibur said unknpwn criminals murdered his son, sources said.
The schoolboy went missing while returning home from his father's workplace, hardly 150 yards away from their house. Mojibur works as an assistant at the office of Ward Commissioner ABM Enamul Haq Quiyum.
"Having been busy in office, I bought peanuts and an egg for Shanto and told him to go home alone," said the aggrieved father.
"I would have never left him alone if I knew this could be a fatal day out for him," Mojibur said trying to check his tears.
Receiving an unanimous phone call at 5:00pm on Friday, police recovered Shanto's dumped body and Mojibur identified his son later. The body bore bruises in the ears, head and face.
However, police could not make any headway in the killing till the writing of this report at 7:30 last evening.
"The victim's parents are shocked and they are not in a position to provide any information to us right now," said Arman Ali, officer-in-charge of Khilgaon Police Station.
"We'll get leads to the murder once the parents give us some information," he added.