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Student commits 'suicide1
Our Correspondent, Barisal
A schoolboy allegedly committed suicide following a family feud in Kawnia BSCIC area of the city yesterday. Son of Alai Haoladar of the area, Rifat, 14, was a Class IX student at Mathuranath School. Police and family sources said his mother rebuked him for not going to school regularly in the morning. After the incident, Rifat took his life by hanging himself from the ceiling of his room. The body was sent to Barisal Sher-e-Bangla Medical College and Hospital morgue for autopsy
Boy found murdered
Staff Correspondent, Chittagong
A 'missing' teenage boy was found murdered in Patiya upazila yesterday afternoon. The dead is day labourer Md Manik, 18, son of Jahangir Alam of Laxmipur district. He used to live in Moddaya Gobindhorkhli area of the upazila. Police and family sources said Manik went out of his home onTuesday night and remained missing. The reason behind the killing could not be known immediately, said Anisur Rahman, sub-inspector of Patiya Police Station.
29 Jamaat-Shibir men held
UNB, Chapainawabganj
Police in a special drive arrested 29 Jamaat-Shibir men among 86 people across the district on Tuesday night. Al Mamun, additional superintendent of police, said police arrested them suspecting that they might carry out subversive activities centering the verdict against Jamaat leader Motiur Rahman Nizami in war crimes cases. Members of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) have been deployed in the district.
Missing boy still untraced
Our Correspondent, jamaipur
A schoolboy, who went missing from Islampur upazila of the district on October 24, remained untraced as of yesterday. Mizanur Rahman Lalon, son of Abdul Hai of Hariabari village in the upazila, is a Class VIII student at Hariabari Jamila Akhtar High school. Hai said his son went missing while he was returning home from the school at 2:00pm. A general diary (GD) was lodged with Islampur Police Station on Monday night, said Kazi Saidur Rahman, officer in-charge of the police station.
Man gets life for patricide
UNB, Sunamganj
A court here yesterday sentenced a man to life imprisonment for killing his father in Chhatak upazila 18 years back. The convict is Abdul Mumin of Chhanua village. The court also fined him Tk 30,000, in default, to suffer one year more in prison. He was tried in absentia. According to the prosecution, Mumin hacked his father Isbar Ali to death following a family feud on August 18, 1996. Victim's another son Abdul Karim filed a case in this connection the following day. After examining the records and witnesses. Additional Session's Judge Kazi Abdul Hannan found Mumin guilty and pronounced the verdict.
Youth killed
Our Correspondent, Gaibandha
Police recovered the body of a youth from a paddy field near Barokona Bazar in Shaghata upazila yesterday morning. The deceased is Al-Amin, 20, son of late Abdul Halim of Dahichara village. He was a shop owner of goldsmith at the bazar. Police said a gang picked up Amin from his shop at midnight, took him to the nearby paddy field and killed him with sharp weapons. The body was sent to Gaibandha Sadar Hospital morgue for autopsy. Police arrested one Milon Mia, 28, of the bazar in connection with the incident.
Fugitive convict surrenders
Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
A fugitive convict surrendered to a Joypurhat court on Tuesday. A notorious criminal, Bedarul Islam Bedin was sentenced to life imprisonment in a murder case 12 years ago, said Abdur Rashid Sarker, officer in-charge of Joypurhat Police Station. After delivering the verdict, he went to India avoiding his arrest. Additional District Session Judge Md Mizanur Rahman sent Bedin to jail rejecting his bail prayer in the case when he surrendered to his court in the afternoon.
Man killed in bomb attack
Our Correspondent, chuadanga
A man was killed in a bomb attack at Chhoto Putimari village under Alamdanga upazila Tuesday. The deceased is Musar Uddin, 65, of the village. His two sons Oli Uddin and Kofil Uddin are Malaysian expatriates. The reason behind the attack could not be known immediately, said police. Family sources said a gang of 8/10 swooped on the house of Musar at 1:30am and hurled a bomb at him, leaving him critically injured. He was rushed to Chuadanga Sadar Hospital and then referred to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) as his condition deteriorated. Musar later died on way to DMCH, said Monir Uddin Molla, officer in-charge of Alamdanga Police Station. A case was filed in this connection, said the OC.
Fake doctor jailed
Our Correspondent, MouMbazar
A mobile court here on Tuesday jailed two doctors of a diagnostic centre at Kajiganj Bazar in Nabiganj upazila of Habiganj district, for not having valid certificates. A mobile court led by Executive Magistrate AKM Saiful Islam also sealed-off the diagnostic centre. Being tipped-off, a mobile court led by the magistrate raided Shahjalal Medical Services and Diagnostic Centre and handed Dr DP Sarker for one month imprisonment and fined Dr Nazrul Islam KhokonTk 10 thousand for not having valid certificates of practice.
Boy sent to safe home
Our Correspondent, Brahmanbaria
Nine-year-old Jony, found in Chatolpar Bazaar area in Nasirnagar upazila about a week ago, was sent to Nabinagar safe home. Son of one Mohammad Billal, the boy whom the villagers found walking aimlessly in the area on October 20 was handed over to Nasirnagar police station the following day. As none of his family members made any contact or search for him in the last one week, the boy was sent to Nabinagar safe home and will stay there till his legal guardian's were found, said Akram Hossain, sub-inspector ofNasirnagar Police Station.