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BSF strangles Bangladeshi

Our Correspondent, Kushtia
Indian Border Security Force yesterday strangled a Bangladeshi national on Mohammadpur border at Daulatpur upazila of the district, sources in the Border Guard Bangladesh have said.
The deceased, Bazlur Rahman Rashid, 35, was a farmer in Mohammadpur village.
At about 11:00am, Rashid and three of his fellow men were collecting grass on a sandbank on the Padma just across the border, said Lt Col Kazi Arman, commanding officer of BGB's Battalion-32.
BSF soldiers of Baushmari camp in West Bengal's Murshidabad district rushed in on a motorboat, chased the
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four and caught Rashid while the others managed to flee, Arman quoted the three as saying.
The BSF men beat up Rashid before throttling him, the BGB official toldThe Daily Star, adding that the three were able to return home.
Daulatpur police recovered the body from Bangladesh territory, near pillar no-157/1 (s), and sent it to Kushtia general hospital for an autopsy.
The BGB protested the murder in a letter to the BSF, but the Indian force was yet to send a reply, Arman said at 3:15pm.
Meanwhile, in a company commander-level
meeting between the two forces on Shingroad border in Panchagarh yesterday, the BSF denied killing Bangladeshi cattle trader Montajul Islam.
The BSF said Indian police had recovered a body from under a bridge on Indian territory on Sunday, reports our district correspondent.
Major AKM Shamim Reza, acting commanding officer of Panchagarh's 18 BGB Battalion, told the meeting that Montajul, of Shingroad Nayekpara village, had been missing for four days and the body could be his.
The BSF, who thinks the body is that of an Indian,
said they would arrange another flag meeting for the BGB to identify it if it is not claimed by Indians in three days, said the major.
Montajul's wife Nuri Begum told Shingroad BGB camp that BSF members had thrown stones on Montajul, 26, and his fellow traveller when they were returning home, Shamim Reza told this correspondent by phone.
She came to know about this from the fellow traveller who managed to escape with minor injuries, said the BGB official.
She alleged that the BSF men picked him up, dragged him to Indian territory' near Shingroad border and beat him to death.