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BNP man killed in Kushtia

Our Correspondent, Kushtia
Some unidentified criminals swooped on BNP activist Sarwar and killed him at Begunbaria field on Wednesday night when he was returning home from a local bazar.
The miscreants chopped the victim indiscriminately and beheaded him at around 8:30pm.
Sarwar was rushed to Kushtia General Hospital and later shifted to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) as his condition deteriorated. He succumbed to his injuries there at around 3:00am.
Kushtia Police Super (SP) Mosleh Uddin Ahmed yesterday told newsmen that the murder is a sequel to previous rivalry between the two groups over establishing supremacy in the area.
Vice President of Daulat-pur Upazila BNP Altaf Hossain, also a loser in the general election, who accompanied the SP, said the incident was not a political one, but the killers got political shelter.
Police said Sarwar, an alleged drug trader, had a strong rivalry with Mabud group. He was loyal to BNP, while Mabud is an Awami League (AL) adherent.
Sources said a by-cycle and a tubewell head of Sarwar was theft in August last year. He blamed Mabud and his relatives for the incident which was denied by his rival group.
Clashes also ensued between them over the issue in October, locals said, adding that both the groups threatened each other to take revenge in future.
Meanwhile, BNP Office Secretary Ruhul Kabir Rizvi at a press conference on Thursday said Sarwar was a BNP activist who fell victim to the post-election violence unleashed by Awami League cadres.
District unit AL and Daulatpur upazila unit BNP separately demanded proper investigation into the incident.
The victim's brother Mantu filed a case against 17 people, including Mabud and his relatives. Police arrested three people, including Mabud, 52, Anarul, 44, and Jalal, 40.
The SP said both the groups were influential for their strong backing from the two major political parties.
Officer-in-Charge Abdus Samad of Daulatpur Police Station said police patrolling has been increased in the area to check any further incident.
A total of three clashes took place in the upazila after the December 29 elections where 25 BNP and 15 AL activists were injured.
Several houses of BNP men were also ransacked.