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Murdered by Tutor

Sajal's family wants justice

Zyma Islam and Shaheen Mollah
All Sajal's family members want is his killer to be tried, convicted and hanged.
On behalf of Sajal's parents, Swapan Chandra Majumdar, uncle of the eighth grader who was killed by his tutor Sabuj Sutradhar, 25, demanded that he is put to death.
His parents had gone to their village home in Mymensingh for Sajal's funeral when The Daily Star correspondents went to Sajal's South Ibrahimpur home yesterday.
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Sajal Chandra Majumder, a student of Uttar Kafrul High School, was abducted on August 28 and strangled to death. His body was put in a sack and dumped at Matikata Bazar.
Cantonment police recovered the body on the following morning but the body was identified on Thursday.
After the abduction, Sabuj called the 14-year-old's parents and demanded Tk 50,000 in ransom, but jacked it up to Tk 2.5 lakh in subsequent phone calls.
Asking for that kind of money from the family seem pointless, as the family lives in a one-room house at Tk 4,000 rent and the breadearner father is a barber of a small neighbourhood shop.
After Sabuj made the phone calls on August 28, Sajal's mother had rushed out and started begging for money from shops and homes, Sajal's aunt said.
"She [Sajal's mother Shuchitra| could manage only around Tk 10,000 by midnight," the aunt said.
Sajal's uncle Swapan still finds it hard to believe that Sabuj, who was teaching Sajal English for his upcom-ing Junior Secondary Certificate exams, could
murder him so brutally.
Sabuj is now in remand. He gave conflicting statements to police about the motive of the murder.
After arrest, Sabuj confessed to abducting the boy for money, according to Officer-in-Charge Kazi Wazed Ali of Kafrul Police Station.
Wazed Ali said during police questioning on Thursday, Sabuj also said that he had killed Sajal because the boy was a witness to his relationship with Preeti, the wife of Sajal's neighbour.
Sajal's aunt yesterday told The Daily Star, "It was Preeti's younger brother-in-law who had called on Sajal in the evening of August 28 and said Sabuj wanted to see Sajal."
The family, including Sajal's 10-year-old sister Sheila, was still reeling from the shock.
The four-month-old puppy Sajal left behind is taking it very hard as well. The puppy, Mintu, mopes about listlessly, and has not eaten much throughout last week, his family members told The Daily Star.
Sajal used to feed Mintu food scraps and bathe him regularly with shampoo, they said.