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Two more killed in blockade violence

4 cops injured in attack by Jamaat men; 2 schoolboys hit by stray bullets

Star Report
Two were killed and three others, including two children, were injured in Naogaon, Feni and Rajshahi during the Jamaat-enforced country-wide hartal yesterday.
In another incident, four policemen were beaten up by Shibir activists in Rajshahi city.
Shukbor Ali, 65, of Raninagar upazila of Naogaon, was killed when Jamaat-Shibir activists clashed with local businessmen yesterday afternoon, said Abdullah Al Masud Chowdhury, officer-in-charge of Raninagar Police Station.
The local Jamaat unit claimed he was one of its members and called a halfday hartal in Naogaon district for tomorrow protesting the killing.
Twenty others were injured in the incident. At least five vehicles, including a journalist's motorcycle, and seven shops were also damaged.
The clash began around 12:30pm at Abadpukur Bazar of the upazila, as Jamaat-Shibir activists in processions suddenly attacked local businessmen and damaged a tractor, the OCsaid.
In Feni, Mohammad Salman, a class-X student of Jamiatul Al Salayyha Madrasa, was killed in a clash between Jamaat-Shibir men and police on Trunk Road in the town last night. Police said the clash erupted when Jamaat-Shibir man hurled crude bombs at police vans.
AKM Shamsuddin, general secretary of district unit Jamaat, claimed Salman was a Shibir activist and he was injured when police opened fire. Bullet-hit Salman was rushed to a nearby private clinic where doctors declared him dead.
Police deny shooting at the activists.
In Rajshahi city, Shibir activists beat up four policemen, leaving two of them severely injured during the daylong hartal that coincided with the BNP- enforced blockade.
Abdul Mazid, officer-in-charge of Motihar Police Station, and constables Rezaul Karim and Meraj Ali were admitted to Rajshahi Medical College Hospital, while Kabil Hossain, a police van driver, was admitted to Rajshahi Police Lines Hospital, reported our Rajshahi correspondent.
The OC suffered three fractures below the right knee, said Prof BK Dam, chief of the orthopaedic surgery department of the hospital. Mazid's two fingers of the right hand also broke during the assault.
Constable Rezaul Karim's head fractured at three points in the attack at Binodpur Bazar of the city, while Meraj was wounded in the head by brick chips, the doctor said.
The policemen came under attack around 8:00am when they tried to resist Shibir activists marching on the Dhaka-Rajshahi highway from Mondol's Intersection towards Binodpur Bazar and blasting crude bombs, said Proloy Chichim, deputy commissioner (east) of Rajshahi Metropolitan Police.
The marauding activists beat them up with a shotgun they snatched from police and left the place before additional forces could reach there.
Two broken pieces of the weapon were later recovered from different spots.
In another incident in Rajshahi city, three people, including two schoolchildren, were injured during a clash between police and Shibir activists in the afternoon.
Abdullah Al Mamun Ratul, 11, class VII student of Rajshahi Police Lines School, and Robin, 13, class VI student of Dasmari School, were
admitted to RMGH with at least 25 splinters in their head, chest and back, said Monirul Islam, sub-inspector of Motihar Police Station.
Another victim, Iftekharul Islam Sujon, 25, was also rushed to RMGH as he received a rubber bullet in his left leg.
Ratul said he had been playing with Robin at the Radio Centre playground in Mirzapur when the clash began.
The clash erupted around 6:00pm when some Shibir activists tried to block the Rajshahi-Dhaka highway blasting cocktails, said Sujon.
Earlier on Monday night, a college teacher was hacked to death allegedly by Jamaat-Shibir men on Chokjadu road in Bogra town.
The deceased, Ziauddin Jakaria Babu, 45, was a mathematics teacher of Sherpur Degree College of Bogra and joint convener of Bogra district Sector Commanders Forum.
He was also one of those who led the Bogra district Gonojagoron Mancha demanding capital punishment for war criminals.
Police and witnesses said a gang riding two to three motorbikes had stabbed him.
As on previous days of blockade, opposition activists yesterday clashed with law enforcers, blasted crude bombs and torched buses, cars and vehicles in different districts, reported our district correspondents.
In Gazipur, a woman and her minor daughter were burnt dead when Jamaat-Shibir activists set fire to a covered van the two were in.
Two buses in Demra and a truck in Narayanganj were also torched, fire service sources say.
In Dinajpur, at least 20 people were injured as BNP and Jamaat-Shibir men clashed with policemen at Nimnagar Balubari around 12:30pm.
A clash between blockaders and police at Kachua in Ghandpurleft 10 people injured.
Meanwhile, around 100 Bangladeshi pilgrims have been stuck in Benapole since Monday afternoon due to the Jamaat-called hartal. They had gone to India on a pilgrimage.
Incidents of vandalism and arson also took place in Chittagong, Satkhira, Madaripur, Narsingdi, Sylhetand Narayanganj.