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SNAPS AND SNIPPETS
5 women swindlers held
Our Correspondent, Benapole, jessore
Police arrested five women of an allegedly 'swindlers gang' from Benapole Bazar on Tuesday night. The arrestees are Amena Khatun, 47, Asma Khatun, 21, Salma, 42, Meherun, 24, and Meherun Nesa, 23, of different areas in Barisal, Patuakhali and Jessore districts. Apurba Hasan, officer in-charge of Benapole Port Police Station, said the arrestees had long been involved of cheating innocent people and stealing their valuables. A case was filed with the police station, added the OC.
Tk 1 cr sandalwood seized
Our Correspondent, Benapole, jessore
Members of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) on Tuesday night seized about 177kgs of smuggled sandalwood worth Tk 1 crore from Benapole Bazar area. Lt Col Jahangir Hosain, commanding officer (CO) of BGB 23 Battalion, said being tipped-off, a patrol team of BGB, raided the area around 9:00pm and seized the sandalwoods smuggled from India in an abandoned condition. The criminals, however, managed to flee the spot, sensing the presence of the law enforcers, the CO said.
Couple held for drug peddling
OUR CORRESPONDENT, Moulvibazar
Members of Boarder Guard Bangladesh (BGB) arrested a couple along with 184 bottles of Indian phensidyl from Sagornal area in Juri upazila yesterday. The arrestees are Faruk Mia, 35, and his wife Shewly Akhter, 22, of Fultola Bazar area in the upazila. Rezaul Haque, camp commander of BGB 52 Battalion, said being tipper-off, a BGB team raided the area around 7:00am, and held the duo, while they were boarding on a Dhaka-bound bus along with the contraband drug and Tk 1.3 lakh said.
GB official 'commits suicide1
OUR CORRESPONDENT, Rangpur
A Grameen Bank (GB) official allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself from the ceiling fan at his rented house in Darshana area of the city yesterday. The deceased, Abdullah Al-Mamun, 38, son of Aynal Haque, of Bhanderdah village in Sadar upazila of Chuadanga was the manager of GB's Darshana branch. Sources said, Mamun, who was transferred to Sherpur two days ago, went to bed at his rented house on Monday night. Locals found his hanging body yesterday morning and informed police. Abdul Qader Jilani, officer in-charge of Rangpur Kotwali Police Station, said on information, police recovered the body and sent it to Rangpur Medical College Hospital for an autopsy.