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KAZIPARA, LALMATIA INCIDENTS

2 slain 'robbers' identified

STAFF CORRESPONDENT
Two of the six alleged robbers killed in police firing at Kazipara and Lalmatia in the capital on Tuesday were identified yesterday while the others still remained unidentified.
Of the three killed at Kazipara, two were identified as Plabon Hossain, 17, son of Iskandar Ali Mollah of Shewrapara, and Nazrul Islam, 17.
Plabon's elder brother Miraj Hossain Babu identified them at the Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) morgue.
"Plabon was missing for the last 10 days," he said.
Nazrul was once a domestic help at a house adjacent to their house and later became a goon, he said.
Bodies of three killed at Lalmatia in what police said a shootout with
them were also lying at DMCH morgue.
Meanwhile, Abul Hashem Howladar, caretaker of an NGO Village Development Centre (VDC) and a tenant at the house where the three alleged robbers had knocked at the door on Tuesday night, filed a robbery attempt case with Mohammadpur Police Station the same night.
VDS, owned by one Shafiqul Islam of Brahmanbaria, runs a guesthouse at the house at Block-E at Lalmatia. It has 30 beds in five rooms and around 300 guests from different NGOs of the country stays at night during their visit to the capital, Howladar told The Daily Star yesterday.
In the FIR (first information report), Howladar said a gang of five to seven armed robbers attempted to rob his house at around 8:00pm on Tuesday. Out of fear, he closed the doors and cried out for help.
Hearing his cry, locals and pedestrians also shouted for help and a patrol team from Mohammadpur Police Station rushed to the spot.
On information, additional forces turned up and three of them were killed an encounter with them, police said.
But Howladar yesterday told The Daily Star six youths rang the doorbell at his house and looked for him. "Two of the youths claimed to have come from Social Service Centre and entered the house. Later, one of them asked me to go out to see their boss. As I was going out, two of the youths ran upstairs."
Abdul Jalil, owner of the house, said he saw two youths pushing Howladar on the third floor of the four-storey building. Then they ran to the roof and broke the roof door. Later, I heard shouts from an adjacent house saying there is a robber."
Police then instructed us over microphones to stay home closing the doors and windows as there are robbers in the adjacent house, he said.
Police said they handcuffed the youths after they were shot and nabbed before taking them to the DMCH.