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Dy minister’s nephew killed, 10 others hurt

Outlaws in Natore suspected for killing

Staff Correspondent, Rajshahi
Suspected outlaws killed a nephew of Ruhul Kuddus Talukdar Dulu, deputy minister of land, and injured 10 others at Naldanga upazila in Natore yesterday evening.
The assailants, a group of 10 armed to the teeth, encircled Sabbir Ahmed Gama, 30, and his friends at . around 6pm and fired point-blank. They also hit the victims indiscriminately with sharp weapons and left
the scene firing in the blank, police said quoting witnesses.
Gama, a local leader of Jatiyatabadi Jubo Dal and son of the minister’s brother Rafiqul Islam Talukdar, was gossiping with his friends at Kamarpara crossing, about onc km from ills house at Ramsa Kazipur village.
Receiving two gunshots and a number of stabs and chops, Gama died on the .spot.
"He was chopped at innumera-
ble points of his body. One bullet went through his left chest and another hit him in the head," said Abul Kal am Azad, resident medical officer of Natore Hospital, an hour after declaring Gama dead.
Of the 10, injured in the sudden attack, Alauddin, 45, and Abdul Malek, 22, received critical bullet injuries. They were rushed to Rajshahi Medical College Hospital.
Five others — Yunus, 26, Meher, 46, Hashem, 23, Lalia, 31, and Samjan, 40, were admitted to Natore Hospital.
"The miscreants did not chant any political slogan. But the victim's friends and relatives claimed the incident was masterminded by outlaws," said Sayed Nazrul Islam, Superintendent of Police (SP), Natore.
Police could not immediately ascertain the reason for the murder nor found any clue.
Quoting Gama's family members, police said he was threatened with death by the outlaws six monthsago.
Other sources said Gama made a number of enemies by grabbing the work contracts and different government properties in Natore.
He also was infamous for adultery and violence.
Following the incident, tension sparked off in the area. A large contingent of police was deployed and several police teams started searching the surrounding villages.
Panic also gripped Natore town as BNP activists came out in the streets with processions protesting the killing.