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Robbers kill man, loot house
Our Correspondent, Narsingdi
Robbers stabbed the owner of a house to death and looted valuables while committing robberies in Monohardi and Raipura upazilas of the district early yesterday. Firoz Mian, 45, succumbed to the injuries after a gang of robbers swooped on his house at Hairmara village under Raipura upazila at around 2:30am. As he tried to resist, the robbers stabbed him indiscriminately before fleeing the spot with cash and gold ornaments. Meanwhile, in a separate incident, a gang of robbers entered several jewellery and other shops at Monohardi bazaar near Monohardi police station at around 4:00am. The robbers took away cash, gold and mobile sets worth Tk 22 lakh, claimed the victims.
Child marriage bid foiled
Our Correspondent, Kushita
A mobile court fined a bridegroom and father of the bride for their involvement in an underage marriage. The incident took place at Hariarampur village in Pangsha upazila in Rajbari district on Wednesday night. Abul Bashar, officer in-charge (OC) of Pangsha police station, said on information, a mobile court led by Pangsha Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Aminul Islam rushed to the house of Abdul Latif of the village where he arranged marriage of his 11-year-old daughter. The girl just completed Primary School Certificate examination (PSC) this year. The bride was Bhayigia Mondol, 26, alias Lalon, son of Salam Mondol of Charalipur village in the same upazila. The court dismissed the marriage ceremony and fined Latif and Lalon Tk 500 each.
Idol vandalised
UNB, Sirajganj
Criminals vandalised an idol at a temple in Mukundangati village of Belkuchi upazila early Wednesday. Locals said, a gang broke into the temple at the house of Bharat Chandra Das in the area around midnight after the devotees left the place and vandalised an idol of a Hindu goddess. The incident came to light when the worshipers went to the temple in the morning, locals said.
Firearms recovered
Our Correspondent, Khagrachhart
Police in a drive seized two firearms from a place in South Lamua area under Manikchhari upazila on Wednesday night. Acting on secret information, police raided an orchard around 11:00pm and recovered two locally made guns from a bush, said officer in-charge of Manikchhari police station Keshob Chakrabart. None was arrested and a general diary was filed.
Night guard found dead
Our Correspondent, chapainawabgpnj
Police recovered the body of a night guard at Bargachha village in Raninagar upazila of Naogaon yesterday. The deceased was identified as Dipak Chandra, 45, son of late Makhan Chandra of Bargachha village under the upazila. He used to keep watch on a pond of the village. Being informed by locals, police recovered the body from the roadside at Bargachha village at around 12:00 noon and sent it to Naogaon Sadar Hospital morgue for autopsy, said Sub-Inspector Anun Chandra of Raninagar police station.
Bullets seized on border
Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
At least 30 bullets were seized in Hili border area under Hakimpur upazila on Wednesday night. Nobody was arrested in connection with the incident. Acting on a tip-off BGB members at Basudevpur camp in Hili Port area raided the spot at around 9:00pm at Satkuri, a bordering village of Hakimpur upazila and seized the bullets of 9mm pistol in an abandoned condition. None was arrested.
Rail link restored
Our Correspondent, Gaibandha
Rail communication on Santaher-Bonarpara route in the district resumed yesterday afternoon after 60 hours of suspension. The authorities deployed two rescue trains from Lalmonirhat and Bonarpara locosheds on Tuesday morning after 20 days of a mishap. On the night of December 3, two bogies and locomotive of a train skidded off the track and fell into a ditch as criminals removed fishplates from the track at Burungi between Bonarpara and Mohimaganj stations. Three passengers were killed and 35 others injured in the accident, said Abdul Hadi, loco-shed in-charge of Bonarpara. In addition, Lalmonirhat railway division and Bonarpara loco-shed deployed two cranes rescuing the ill-fated power from the ditch after two days of hectic efforts, he said.