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Detained 'smugglers'freed
Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
Members of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) yesterday detained nine alleged smugglers, including five women, in Hili port area of Hakimpur upazila but they were released by local leaders. Sources at Joypurhat-3 BGB Battalion at Hili check post said, acting on a tip-off, a team of BGB raided a Rajshahi-bound intercity train at about 8:30am and detained the nine along with Indian saris and cumin (jira). Following the incident, several hundred alleged smugglers in the area besieged the check post, demanding the release of the detainees. On information, the leaders rushed in and released them following undertakings from them, said Habildar Md Khorshed Alam of the check post.
Man killed by son
Our Correspondent, jamaipur
A man was killed allegedly by his son over a family feud in Islampur upazila early Sunday. The deceased was identified as Fazar Uddin, 75. Police quoting locals said, Fazar had two wives and had been living in two villages. His first wife Kamola Begum was in Krisnapur and second wife Umme Hany in Malomganj. A few days ago Fazar gave some land to his second wife and her son Rukan Uddin. As Fazar gave land also to his first wife, Rukan Uddin locked in an altercation with his father on Saturday evening. At one stage he hit his father with a stick, leaving him critically injured. Fazar died on the way to the heath complex.
Clinic vandalised
Our Correspondent, Thakrugaon
A group of agitated people vandalised furniture, ambulance, signboard and apparatus of Surjer Hasi clinic at Hazipara in the municipal area yesterday. Clinic and police sources said, two youths came to the clinic to hire its ambulance on Sunday mid-night for taking a patient to Sadar Hospital. But the authorities failed to give the ambulance as its driver was absent. The people became agitated as the patient died at night on way to the hospital. Later a group of local people attacked the laboratory of the clinic yesterday morning.
One killed in Narsingdi clash
A Correspondent, Narsingdi
A man was killed and 10 others were injured in a clash at Anantarampur village in Sadar upazila on Sunday night. The deceased was identified as Jamir Ali, 50, of the village. Locals said former UP member Newaz Ali and his rival Alamgir was at loggerheads over establishing supremacy in the locality. As a sequel to the enmity, the supporters of Alamgir attacked the men of Newaz in the afternoon. Later, the both groups equipped with lethal weapons, including spears, attacked each other at about 7:30pm, leaving Jamir dead on the spot and 10 others injured. On information, police recovered the body and sent it to hospital morgue for autopsy. The injured were admitted to Narsingdi Sadar Hospital.
Schoolboy missing for 12 days
UNB, Khulna
A schoolboy remained missing for the last 12 days since July 11 in the city. The victim was identified as Fazle Rabbi, a student of Class X at Khulna Zila School and son of Jamirul Islam and resident of Achhia Manzil at Abu Khan Lane in the city. Family sources said, Fazle Rabbi went out of the house around 5pm on July 11 and since then remained missing. They suspected that unknown criminals kidnapped the boy. A general diary was lodged with Sadar PS in this connection.
Motorcyclists fined
Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
More than 50 motorcyclists were fined at a single point of a road in the district town yesterday just for not having valid documents of the vehicles. Besides, Tk. 18,440 was realised as fine from them. Md. Mobarak Hossain Parvez, executive magistrate at Dinajpur deputy commissioner's office, conducted the operation in front of the DC office from around 11.00am to till 2.00pm.