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Double murder inShyampur

Staff Corresponded
Unidentified gunmen shot dead a trader and his manager and injured two pedestrians in Shyampur yesterday.
The deceased were identified as AKM Mejbah Uddin Ahmed, 32, owner of a construction materials store, and his manager Zakir Hossain Dcwan, 26.
They were working in front of the store, only 60 metre off Mcjbah's house, when a gang opened fire on them al around 8:15am.
On hearing gunshots, locals rushed to the scene to see the killers fleeing. They found Mejbah with six bullets while Zakir with 11 lying dead.
Abdus Samad, 60, a kitchen utensil seller, and an unknown youth who were passing by the area sustained bullet wounds.
"I heard about 100 gunshots and it was like a gun battle going on here," said victim’s brother AKM Jashim Uddin Ahmed.
He took Mejbah and Zakir to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH). But doctors declared the two dead on arrival.
Mejbah got out of their house at 7:00am to go to his store. Tk 1 lakh, one gold chain, bracelet and a mobile phone that he had with him were missing, Jashimsaid.
He could not say any possible reason behind the killing.
But locals said Mejbah, also the founder and president of Mejbah Boys Club, might have been killed for his role in running a campaign against extortion in the locality.
Shyampur police on suspicion picked up Salauddin, a neighbour of Mejbah, from DMCH at 1:00pm.
In Kotwali, a lecturer of Islamic History allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself from a ceiling fan at her house yesterday.
The dead, Tahmina Khan Majlish alias Shima, 37 swallowed poison before hanging herself with a scarf, family members said.
Frustration of not getting a decent job and worries over ill health might have led Shima to suicide, sources added.
"She went to bed at around 12:30am after we dined together. But in the morning we found her hanging from the ceiling fan," Shima's brother Rashed Majlish told reporters at their house at Abul Khairat Road in Kotwaliyesterday.
Shima had been jobless since completing Master of Arts in 1995. Recently she joined Koshaituli Muslim Academy in Sutrapur as a lecturer of Islamic History.
Her brother has filed a case with the local police station.