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DU gives Tk 2 lakh to road crash victim's family
Staff Correspondent
Dhaka University (DU) authorities yesterday donated Tk 2 lakh to the family members of Towhid Zaman who was killed in a road accident in the capital's Shahbagh intersection on August 28.
DU Vice Chancellor Prof AAMS Arefin Siddique handed over a cheque to the victim's father Muhammad Aminul Islam at the former's office on the campus.
Prof Siddique said they donated the amount not as compensation, just to support Towhid's family.
Compensation for the loss of a life is impossible, he observed.
Hailing from Kishoreganj, Towhid was a second year student of the university's international rela-
2 train ticket scalpers held in Ctg
Staff correspondent, ctg
Detective Branch (DB) of Chittagong Metropolitan Police (CMP) arrested two alleged scalpers including a railway staff in Chittagong Railway Station and recovered 64 tickets from their possession on Monday night.
The arrestees were Lutfor Rahman alias Jewel, 27, of Chittagong, and Kabir Hossain, 29, of Comilla.
On information, a DB team, led by Sub-Inspector Humayun Kabir, conducted a drive near Hotel Manila around 8:45pm and arrested them red handed while they were selling those tickets to people.
During interrogation, Lutfor, a railway security guard, admitted that some ticket booking clerks are involved in ticket black-marketing, said the DB Assistant Deputy Commissioner Tareq Ahmed.
Mob beats up two women mistaken as child traffickers
Staff Correspondent
A mob beat up two women mistaking them as child traffickers in the capital's Dania yesterday.
While Firoza Begum, 50, and Rahima Begum, 32, were talking to a boy at noon, local people beat them up.
On information, police rescued the women and admitted them to a local hospital.
Firoza and Rahima claimed that they came to the place from Hasnabad and South Keraniganj area and asked the boy for identifying a house where Firoza's daughter works as a domestic help.
Sub-Inspector Mobin Ahmed Bhuiyan of Kadamtoli Police Station said their primary investigation found that the women were not child traffickers.