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Missing boy found dead in a sack

Mother arrested

Staff Correspondent
Police yesterday recovered the body of a six-year-old boy, who went missing from the capital's Adabar area two daysago.
Samiul Azim, only child of textile chemical supplier AR Azam, was found stuffed in a sack leftinanempty plot on road-9 of Naboday Housing in Adabar.
A nursery student of Greenwoods
Kindergarten at Mohammadpur, he used to live in a flat on the fourth floor of a six-storey building on road-8.
Amir Hossain, who lives in the neighbourhood, said two street children first saw the
body. On hearing their screams, locals rushed to the spot and found the body freezing cold, he added.
Jamal Uddin, a security guard of the building, first identified the body, which was later sent to Dhaka Medical College morgue for autopsy.
Morgue sources said the boy was strangled to death.
Zakir Hossain Mollah, offi-cer-in-charge (OC) of Adabar Police Station, said Samiul's father Azam yesterday filed a murder case accusing the boy's mother Humayra, Shamsuzzaman alias Arif and some unidentified people.
In preliminary interrogation, Humayra confessed to having an extramarital relationship with Arif, who she alleged masterminded the killing, said the OC.
Samiul's knowing about their relationship and getting in the way of their plan to elope might have cost him his life, added the police officer.
Police with Humayra raided several places in the city to arrest Arif and his wife Shathi, but to no effect.
Shahanara, domestic help of the house, said as usual she took Samiul downstairs Tuesday afternoon but he did not return home after sunset.
Azam filed a general diary with Adabar Police Station after Samiul went missing on Tuesday and published advertisements in the missing columns of newspapers yesterday.
He said behind his back Humayra gave Tk 10 lakh to Arif at different times, which he came to know from his wife just yesterday at the police station.
“The security guard of the building told me that Arif often used to come to our flat whenever I was out on my business,” said Azam, adding that Arif last came to their flat on June 19.
Humayra and Arif are known to each other for the last three years. She first met Arif through Shathi, who works in a local beauty parlour.