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Off-duty cop mugged in capital
Staff Correspondent
"Aggyan party" members doped an off-duty policeman and took away a cellphone and Tk 4,000 from him in a passenger bus in the capital's Abdullahpur yesterday.
Abdul Hamid, a sub-inspector of Dhaka Metropolitan Police, was travelling to his sister's Gazipur residence.
Police rescued him around 3:30pm and took him to Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
After regaining his consciousness, Hamid could not say anything about the incident, said police constable Hasan Ali, who took him to the hospital.
150 Shibir men sued for attacking police in Jhenidah
Our Correspondent, jhenidah
Police yesterday filed a case against 150 pro-Jamaat Islarni Chhatra Shibir activists on the charge of attacking the law enforcers near Jhenidah Press Club Thursday morning.
Jhenidah Police Station Officer-in-Charge Kazi Jalal Liddin Ahmed said the Shibir men brought out a procession on Kabi Sukanta road at about 9:00am on that day.
As police barred them near the press club, they hurled brick chips and stones at police, leaving two law enforcers injured, he added.
Peasant beaten to death in
Benapole
Our Correspondent, Benapole
A peasant was beaten to death for allegedly stealing a cow in Sadipur village of Benapole yesterday.
The deceased was identified as Mohammad Bulu, 38, of the village.
Quoting Selina Khatun, the victim's wife, police said her husband was working in the field of a family of the village when their cow went missing.
Suspecting Bulu to be the thief, Abura, son of Abdul Latif, and brothers Nasir Moroi and Nazim Moroi beat him to death, they added.
No case was filed.
UCBL holds programme on remittances
Staff Correspondent,^
United Commercial Bank Limited (UCBL) organised a programme on foreign remittances at the bank's Anwara branch in Chittagong yesterday.
The programme will also be held in 49 branches of the bank throughout the country that have accounts of Bangladeshi expatriates, said bank officials.
Mohammad Ali, managing director of UCBL, said foreign currency earners are the lifelines of the country's economy.
Saifuzzaman Chowdhury Javed, local AL lawmaker and chairman of UCBL executive committee, among others, was present.
Nine women arrested for stealing valuables from Hindu temples
Our Correspondent, MoMbazar
Police yesterday afternoon arrested nine women at a Hindu temple at Kadipur in Kulaura upazila of Moulvibazar for their alleged involvement in stealing valuables from temples at different times in the country.
The arrested are Sokina Begum, 32, Swapna Begum,
25, Alsuma Begum, 28, Suhena Akhter, 20, Asma Begum, 20, Robina Akhter, 25, Hosna Begum, 32, Rina Begum, 28,