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one gunned down, elderly woman beaten to death

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Three people were killed in a span of 18 hours that ended at 9:30am in the morning yesterday, in different parts of the city.
Snatchers gunned down a man when locals chased them after an act of mugging at the Mohammadpur Housing Limited area in Mohammadpur at about 9:30am.
Eyewitness said about 60 people ran after the group of six muggers who had just snatched a mobile phone from a pedestrian.
The six in a desperate bid to escape opened fire that hit Mohammad Bashir Khan, a local and a driver by profession.
People rushed Bashir to the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases but doctors declared him dead on arrival. Later hundreds of people from the neighbourhood brought out a procession protesting the rise of crime in the area.
Nasim Khan, elder brother of Bashir and local people alleged that they sought help from the police who were patrolling the area during the occurrence but to no effect.
Maqbul Hossain, one of the chasers, said, "I was on the spot and saw the muggers flee right in front of the police."
Mohammadpur police said a
murder case was lodged in this connection.
In a separate incident, Mohammadpur police recovered an incinerated body from a city bus on Sahajahan Road behind the Dhaka Residential Model College at around 12:45 am yesterday.
Police identified the dead as Abdul Alim, 17, an electrician, who used to spend night on the bus with his brother. Alim's elder brother Sawkat Ali, a technician of the bus, said he did not know anything about the incident, as he spent the night somewhere else outside the bus.
"I identified the body by the clothes and shoes on the bus," he said.
Meanwhile, police termed it an accident while the locals said someone might set fire to the bus.
In another incident on Monday, alleged land grabbers beat an elderly woman to death in Shyampur and looted goods worth over Tk 2 lakh. Raju Bibi, 70, was in her daughter's house in Merajnagar when some 50 people led by local Babul Hazi massed at the house to take away the valuables at around 10:00am.
As Bibi's daughter Anwara, her husband Abdus Samad and some locals resisted, Babul and his men beat them up.
Later relatives took Bibi to Mitford Hospital where doctors gave her only a
fist aid treatment. She died as soon as she reached her house at Sharafat Lane in Sutrapur at around 5:00pm.
Shahid, her son, filed a case with Shyampur Police Station naming Babul as the prime accused.