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2 murdered in city

Staff Correspondent
Two people were killed and a BNP ward level leader sustained bullet wounds in separate incidents in the capital on Friday.
The deceased were Shafiqur Rahman, 30, of Jarrabari and Abu Bakkar alias Mollah, 70, of Turag, Tongi. The injured is Shamsul Haque Kabir, secretary of ward-8 unit ofBNPinShahAli.
Police and family sources said Shafiqur Rahman sustained fatal injury when an electrician with his helper stabbed him in the throat with a screwdriver during an argu ment over payment. The incident took place at the victim's house around 1:00pm, they added.
Shafiqur was rushed to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) where on duty doctors declared him dead, said police.
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At Turag, Abu Zahir-al-Ubba hit his father Abu Bakkar alias Mollah's head with a chair Friday afternoon during a dispute over land, police said.
After several attempts to admit him in local clinics, Mollah was finally taken to a hospital at Lalmatia in the capital where he succumbed to his injuries, said family sources.
Deceased's wife filed a murder case accusing Ubba with TUrag Police Station. The accused was taken in police custody, said police.
In the other incident at Gudaraghat in Shah Ali, ward secretary of BNP Kabir sustained bullet injury while a gang of three armed criminals attacked vyas. og Ijis^
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Family sources said Kabir was rushed to DMCH.
However, police could not ascertain the motive behind the attack.
Meanwhile, at least five people were injured in a clash between people of former lawmaker Mufti Fazlul Haque Amini and some locals following a misunderstanding.
Officer-in-charge (OC) Golam Rahman of Lalbagh said the Amini supporters thought that his rivals were comine to attack them. Panicked, they started hurling brickbats on the oncoming crowd, who actually brought out a procession to observe the May Day.
However, Lalbagh police rushed to the spot and brought the situation under control.