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Two 'abducted1 kids found murdered

Star Country Desk
Police recovered the bodies of two schoolboys yesterday who were abducted in Dinajpur and Natore districts.
The body of a schoolboy, who was abducted forTk 50 lakh ransom four days ago, was recovered in Sadar upazila of Dinajpur early yesterday.
The law enforcers arrested one Obaidul Haque, his wife Rawshan Ara and Md Abbas Ali of Mohabbatpur village in connection with the incident, reports our correspondent.
The deceased is Md Saiadul Mursalin, 14, son of Moksedul Islam of the village.
He was a class IX student of Cheradangi High School in the upazila.
At 2:30am, some locals saw a few men removing something stinky from the house of one Abbas Ali, about 20 metres away from Mursalin's residence, and informed the police.
Later, police recovered the body of Mursalin with his hands and legs tied up from behind and sent it to Dinajpur Medical College
and Hospital morgue for autopsy.
Deceased's father Moksedul Islam, a deed writer at Dinajpur registry office, said Rashidul Islam, son of Obaidul Haque, called Mursalin out of home on Thursday afternoon and since his son remained missing.
The abductors then demanded Tk 50 lakh ransom for his release over mobile phone, he said.
Following an abduction case filed by Mursalin’s brother-in-law Md Morshedul Islam, police arrested Rashidul Islam and one Sabuj on Thursday and Friday.
The boy was strangled
sometime on Friday and the body dumped inside the house of Abbas Ali, police suspected.
Mursalin could be saved alive if the law enforcers went into action in time, alleged family members.
Contacted, Sadar police refuted the allegation.
Meanwhile, locals and students of Mursalin's school protested the abduc-tion and killing and demanded immediate punishment to the killer.
In Natore, police recovered the body of a 'missing' schoolboy from Dhulauri village in Singra upazila early yesterday, reports our correspondent.
The deceased was identified as Hridoy, 10, son of Helal Uddin of Parshaoil village in the upazila and a class four student at Dhulauri Primary School.
He remained missing since Sunday night, said Shafiqul Islam, officer in-charge of Singra police station.
Locals found the body of the boy at a place beside Barnoi River and informed the police who sent it to hospital morgue for autopsy, said the OC.