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Mother, daughter brutally killed

Bodies found at N'ganj flat

Our Correspondent, Narayanganj
Police recovered the bodies of a mother and her daughter from their flat in Paikpara residential area in Narayanganj city yesterday.
The dead were identified as Maria Akhter, 46, wife of an expatriate, and her daughter Sadia Akhter, 12, a class six student of Ideal Girls High School in the city.
Police also recovered a blood stained lungi and a pair of unused hand gloves from the crime scene. Law enforcers suspect that they were murdered two days earlier as the bodies had decomposed.
However, police were yet to ascertain the motive for the double murder.
Narayanganj Sadar Model Police Station Officer-in-Charge Manzur Quader said Maria had been beheaded and her legs tied. A knife was found beside the body of Sadia.
Police primarily assumed that it was unlikely to be a case of robbery or mugging. The OC said the killers might have been acquaintances of the victims.
He said the killers might be identified from the call list of Maria's mobile phone and fingerprints on the recovered knife. The forensic expert team of the CID was informed of the matter. After they arrive from Dhaka, the bodies will be sent to M u n s h i g a n j General Hospital for autopsy.
Locals and police said Maria and Sadia had been staying at the flat at Amina Manzil. The flat belongs to one Abdul Karim Bhuiyan.
Abdul Karim Bhuiyan said Qawwali songs were heard being played at a high pitch at Maria's flat on Monday evening.
Maria's husband Ahmed Ali called his wife over cell phone several times from Saudi Arabia in the last two days but did not get any response. It raised suspicions in his mind. The couple had communicated for the last time on Sunday.
Yesterday morning, Ali
phoned his younger brother Jasimuddin, who lives at Nabiganj in Bandar area, to make inquiries. Going there, Jasim found the flat locked from outside but the door to the balcony open.
As he smelled a foul odour coming from the flat, Jasim called the police.
Police came to the spot and recovered the bodies lying on beds in two separate rooms.
Jasim told journalists that his brother Ahmed Ali had been living in Saudi Arabia for the last 18 years.
He said after seeing the flat locked from outside, he thought the mother and the daughter had gone out. But as he stood in front of the window, he felt the foul smell and became suspicious.