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Gonojagoron Mancha demands capital punishmentfor Nizami
DU CORRESPONDENT
Gonojagoron Mancha activists yesterday brought out a procession demanding capital punishment for Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Motiur Rahman Nizami currently facing war crime charges.
The activists, led by their spokesperson Imran H Sarker, marched towards TSC and central Shaheed Minar before returning to Shahbagh.
Addressing the press, Imran announced that they will stage a sit-in before the national museum from 10:00am today to press home their demand.
The International Crimes Tribunal-1 is set to deliver the verdict today.
Three 'commit suicide' in capital
Staff Correspondent
Three persons allegedly committed suicide in Dakkhin Khan and Sabujbagh areas of the capital yesterday.
The victims are Nehal Ahmed, 18, of Dashpara in Dakkhin Cao in Sabujbagh; Lima Bala, 20, and Masud Miah, 35, of Chalabon and Ashkona Medical Road in Dakkhin Khan. Sabujbagh police said Nehal, an HSC student, was found hanging from the ceiling of his room around 12:00 noon.
Dakkhin Khan police said Lima and Masud were found hanging from ceiling in the morning.
2 women's bodies found in capital
Staff Correspondent
Two unidentified bodies of women were found in the capital yesterday.
Police recovered the body of a woman, aged around 50, from the Balu river under Trimohony Bridge in the capital's Khilgaon yesterday.
The body was sent to Dhaka Medical College morgue for an autopsy.
Police yesterday recovered another body of a young woman with her throat slit in the capital's Mirpur.
Night guards found the body in a lane behind a hotel of block-c in Mirpur-10 around 3:00am and informed police.
Police suspected that criminals killed her elsewhere and dumped the body there.
Int'ldayagainstdrugabuse observed
Chy Desk
The society for Community-health Rehabilitation Education and Awareness (CREA) on Sunday organised a meeting on "Yaba Addiction and Mental Disorders: A New Challenge in Effective Treatment and Rehabilitation" marking International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.
The meeting, held in the capital, called for immediate steps to design a comprehensive programme, and skilled clinicians for treating patients suffering from psychiatric disorder caused by addiction to Yaba pills.
CREA Director (administration) Iftakhar Ahmed Chowdhury, CREA Chief Executive Tarun Kanti Gayen, and Central Drug Addiction Treatment Centre Chief Consultant Dr Syed Emamul Hossain were also present.