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Mother on remand, prime suspect still at large

Staff Correspondent
Aysha Humayra, mother of six-year-old Samiul who was found dead Thursday, was placed on a four-day remand yesterday.
Meanwhile, police, Detective Branch of police and Rapid Action Battalion are conducting separate investigations into the case and they
Humayra and the court granted a four-day remand.
"We have conducted operations to catch other accused including Humayra's lover Arif but no one is arrested yet,'1 Zakir said around 6:30pm yesterday. He also said, "The address of Arif at Nurer Chala of Badda that Humayra gave us was fake. Arif never lived there.”
are trying to catch the other prime accused, ShamsuzzamanArif.
Humayra had confessed to police about her affair with Arif and said details of the murder could be known once Arif is arrested.
Officer-in-Charge of Adabar Police Station Zakir Hossain Mollah told The Daily Star that they had sought seven days' remand for
The body of Samiul Azim, the only child of textile chemical supplier AR Azam, was found stuffed in a sack on an empty plot of land on Road-9 of Naboday Housing in Adabar Thursday. He was missing for two days.
Samiul was buried early yesterday at the family graveyard at his village home in Majhbari at Pangsha in Rajbari.
Locals and flat owners of the building where Samiul's family stayed told The Daily Star yesterday thatSamiul'sfatherknew about Humayra and Arif but he did not take any steps.
Azam, the father, on Thursday at the police station said he did not know anything abouthiswife'saffair.
Treasurer of the flat owners' association of the building Alamgir Kabir said around one and half years ago a woman came to the flat and was screaming. "That woman was complaining to Azam that Humayra had an affair with her husband. Azam had then told the woman to control her husband and not blame his wife," he said.
He said around 11 months ago Humayra tried to leave Azam with some valuables and furniture of the house. Azam then told the security guards to not let her go. Later, he somehow managed to convince Humayra not to leave, Alamgir saidyesterday.
"We did not want them to stay any longer since then," he said
Jagadish Talukder, owner of the flat where Azam and Humayra lived, told The Daily Star that he had served a notice upon them to vacate the flat around nine months as the husband and wife often had noisyfights.
"They then said they would resolve their problems themselves, " Jagadish said.
Security guard of the building Ershad Ali Babul said Humayra tried to escape after seeing the body of Samiul but flat owners did not let her go and later handedher overtopolice.
Babul said the flat owners suspected that Humayra might have been involved in the murder and asked him to keep an eye on the movement of Humayra and not to let her escape.