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Upazila roundup
Chittagong
17, 500 kg summer vegetable seeds distributed
June 27 : Caritas-Bangladesh has so far distributed 12.500 kgs of summer vegetable seeds among 50 thousand families of cyclone and tidal surge affected areas of Chittagong and Cox's Bazar, a Press release of the or^nisa-tton said yesterday, reports UNH
Each family was given a 250-gram packet containing seven varieties of vegetable
Students of Mirpur Agricultural Workshop and Training School. Holy Cross High school, St. Gregory High School. Notre Dam College. Holy cross College and mem bers of Bandhan Sanga. Proshika Nari. ProgoU Sanga and some other organisations extended cooperation in distributing the seeds, the Press release added.
JEfsHOKE
350 JP workers join BNP
June 27 : State Minister for Social Welfare and Women's Affairs Tarlqul Islam yesterday urged all professional groups to cooperate with the present democratic government to bring about overall development of the country, reports BSS
He was addressing a meeting of local Journalists at Jes-sore Press Club here.
The State Minister exchanged views with the local journalists and intellectuals on different national issues.
Earlier, Mr Islam also spoke at a meeting at Jessore Town Hall on the occasion of Joining of 350 workers including three influential leaders of Jatiya Party in BNP.
JHENIDAH
Sharbahara party activists loot
gun
June 27 : A gang of outlawed Sharbahara Party activists looted an SBBL gun from Monoharpur village in Shallakupa upazila Sunday, police said, reports UNB.
The miscreants raided the house of Lutfar Rahman on' the day and took away the licenced gun from his possession.
A case has been filed tn this connection with the local police.
Local people complained that criminal actlvltes of the Sharbahara men are on rise in the district for the last few months.
The panic-stricken people time and again demanded punishment to the culprits. But police allegedly remained indifferent in this respect.
Local elite have urged the district administration to take stringent action against the outlawed Sharbahara activists without further delay.
Satkhira
7 injured in clash over
'jatra'
June 27 : At least seven people were injured Tuesday when two rival groups clashed at Asannagor village in Tala upazila over holding of a "jatra", reports UNB.
Police and witnesses said the clash began when supporters of Jammat-e-lslaml opposed a "Jatra" arranged by the local people.
At one stage, they clashed each other with deadly weapons wounding seven people.
Immediately after the Incident, police rushed to the spot and brought the situation under control.
Of the injured, Aziz Asad received grievous Injuries and was admitted to a local health complex while the rest were released after first aid.
Two cases were filed In this connection.
Pistol recovered
Police Tuesday recovered an Indian-made pistol and arrested two people from Ban-dakathl village in Kaliganj upazila here in this connection.
Acting on a tip, police raided the house of Alter Hossain in the village and nabbed him and his neighbour Abul Kas hem with the arms. Meherpur
One killed in
BSF firing
June 27 : A man was killed while another received serious injuries when Indian Border Security Force (BSF) opened fire on villagers at Buripota village in Sadar upazila on Monday, reports UNB.
Police said the victim Suruj (35). farmer of the village was shot dead when he was returning after offering Eid prayers
Monday morning.
The seriously injured Aftab (2 7) was admitted to Meherpur Sadar hospital where his condition was stated to be critical.
Eye-witnesses alleged BSF fired on the villagers when Indian nationals trespassing into Buripota were about to steal cat Beheads
BSF personnel fired at least 20 rounds of bullets. BDR sources said
Meanwhile, local MP Prof Abdul Mannan visited the spot after the Incident Rangpur
Three maunds ganja' seized
June 27 : Police Tuesday seized about three maunds of W’ from Ooneshpur areas
Acting on .tip*, police raided the hor/se of Mokbul Hossain of the area and recovered the Intoxicant.
Ganja was cultivated in the compound of his house. Police added. Mokbul has gone into hiding soon after the incident.
A case was filed tn this con neeHon.
KUSHITA
50 mds stolen rly fish plates recovered
June 27 : Police in a special drive recovered more than 50 maunds of stolen fish plates of railway here, reports UNB.
Two persons, Arozullah and Du lai Bcpari were arrested in this connection.
Police recovered 30 maunds of fish plates from a shop In Kushtla town and other 20 maunds from different areas of the town.
A case has been registered in this connection.
Khulna
Four jailed for robbery
June 27 : Four people have been sentenced to seven years rigorous Imprisonment here for committing armed robbery, reports UNB.
According to the court, the convicted are Nakku Mia, Moktar Khan. Abdul Jabbar Sheikh and Sarwar Hossain of Sonadanga upazila. Sarwar was tried tn absentia.
The District Additional Sessions Judge of the second court Abdur Razzak delivered the Judgement recently.
According to the prosecution story, the accused people snatched away gold ornaments worth about Taka 25,300 from Belal Hossain and his wife of Sonadanga upazila while they were going to their relations, house on July 15. 1987.
Police after Investigation charge-sheeted them and the Judge after examining the records and witnesses awarded the punishment
COMILLA
Contraband worth
Tk 17.36 lakh seized
June 27 : Bangladesh Rifles have arrested seven alleged smugglers and seized smuggled goods worth about Taka 17.36 lakh, reports UNB.
The contraband Including Indian saree, lungl, cosmetics, cycle and rickshaw parts, medicines, yarn, timber, fruits, spices and sugar were seized recently while being smuggled Into the country.
Goods including old garments, polyester cloth, fish, dry fish, powder milk were recovered while being smuggled out of the ebuntry.
The seized goods were later handed over to local customs authorities.
Barisal
Students urged to be worthy citizens
June 2? : Speaker Abdur Rahman Biswas on Saturday called upon the students to devote to their study wholeheartedly so that they could build up themselves as worthy citizen of the country, reports BSS
He was speaking at two separate gatherings of students at Barisal Hossalnia Madrasha and the Char Monai Ahsania Madrasha here.
The Speaker advised the students to maintain peaceful atmosphere In their educational institutions.
Mr. Biswas visited the Kashipur, Raypasa and Kurapur Union parishads and addressed gatherings of cross section of people there. He sought the cooperation of the people for successful implementation of development projects.
Earlier, the Speaker held separate meetings with the district level officers and local teachers and religious leaders at the Barisal Circuit House,