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Two electrocuted

to death in Natore

NATORE : Two people were

electrocuted to death in

Natore on Monday.

The deceased were

identified as Ratan Ali, 32, a

resident of Hamlaikola

village, and Milon Hossain,

28, of Khacchop Bazar area

in Gurudaspur upazila.

Mizanur Rahman Suja,

Biaghat Union Parishad

chairman, confirmed the

deaths of the two locals on

Tuesday.

"Ratan was electrocuted

while trying to plug an

electrical line in his litchi

orchard," he said.

"Milon, on the other hand,

got an electric shock while

repairing a paddy harvesting

machine at a shop in Singra

upazila. He died on the

spot," Mizanur said.

Ahmed Kaysher

received Civic

Award in Leeds

DHAKA : Asghar Khan, the

Lord mayor of Leeds Council

and Councilor, has

conferred Leeds Civic Award

to the director and cofounder

of Saudha society of

poetry and Indian music and

RadhaRaman Folk Festival

poet Ahmed Kaysher on

Saturday.

The reception programme

was held at the Ark Royal

Room of the Leeds Civic

Hall, a press release said.

Member of Parliament for

Leeds North East and the

shadow minister for peace

and disarmament Fabian

Hamilton attended as the

guest speaker, along with a

few community leaders and

performing artists, in the

brief civic reception

arranged by the Lord Mayor

office of Leeds city council,

the release added.

Organizing Secretary of Bangladesh Awami League and National Parliament whip Abu Sayeed

Al Mahmud Swapon MP inaugurated the Dialysis Center of Joypurhat Modern District Hospital

yesterday.

Photo : Masrakul Alam

Statement recording

deferred in Sylhet

custodial death case

SYLHET : A trial court in Sylhet on Tuesday

deferred till Wednesday the recording of

statement in the case of custodial death of a

34-year-old man in 2020.

On October 10, 2020, Rayhan Ahmed, a

resident of Akhalia in Sylhet city, was

allegedly brutally tortured at Bandar Bazar

police outpost. He died the next day at Sylhet

MAG Osmani Medical College and Hospital.

"The trial procedure was deferred as a writ

petition has been filed in the High Court,

seeking quashing of the FIR filed in the case

against the accused-five cops and a local

journalist," said Nowshad Ahmed

Chowdhury, the public prosecutor at Sylhet

Metropolitan Sessions Judge Court.

The five accused cops, including former incharge

of Bandar Bazar police outpost subinspector

Akbar Hossain Bhuiyan, were

produced in the court on Tuesday amid tight

security. On May 5, 2021, Awlad Hossain,

inspector of Police Bureau of Investigation

(PBI) and investigating officer in the case,

submitted a chargesheet in this case against

the six accused.

On April 18, this year the court framed

charges against all the accused. The five

policemen are currently in jail but the sixth

accused is on the run.

The accused in this case are suspended SI

Akbar Hossain Bhuiyan, SI Hasan Uddin,

ASI Asheq Elahi, and constables Titu

Chandra Das and Harunur Rashid, and

Abdullah Al Noman, a journalist who

allegedly deleted the CCTV footage of the

incident.

The case was filed against the accused

following a complaint from Rayhan's wife

Tahmina Akter Tanni at Kotwali Police

Station the next day.

Police had initially rejected the allegation

and claimed that Rayhan was caught by

locals in the Kastghar area during a robbery

attempt and was lynched.

2 crushed

under trains

in B'baria

BRAHMANBARIA : Two

people were crushed under

the wheels of separate trains

at Alamnagar and Jatrapur

areas in Ashuganj upazila of

Barhmanbaria district on

Tuesday.

One of the deceased was

identified as Kaiyum, 55, of

Sylhet district while identity

of another deceased could

not be known.

In Jatrapur, a 25-year-old

unidentified youth was

killed after being hit by

Chattogram-bound

'Mahanagar Prabhati' train

while crossing the rail tracks

in the morning, said Sub-

Inspector (SI) Salauddin

Khan Noman, in-charge of

Brahmanbaria railway

station police outpost.

In Alamnagar, Kaiyum

was killed after being hit by

another train around 9:30

am while crossing the rail

tracks, said the SI.

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Triple murder in Kushtia

3 sentenced to jail unto death

KUSHTIA : A Kushita court on Tuesday

sentenced three people to jail unto death while

eight others to life imprisonment in a case

filed in connection with killing three people in

2009.

Those who got jail term unto death are-

Faruk Sardar, son of Askar Ali of Putladanga

village, Kalu alias Kafil Uddin, son of Ishak Ali

Master of Paschim Abdullahpur village and

Rohan, son of Kalo Majnu of Aryapara in

Sadar upazila.

The lifers are-Faruk Mandal, son of

Khorshed Mandal, Liakat Ali, son of Jabed Ali,

Liakat Sheikh, son of Jalil Sheikh, Monowar

Sheikh, son of Esem Sheikh, Akam uddin, son

of Ansar Sheikh, Jamir Uddin, son of Wahed

Ali, Nural alias Nurul, son of Abu Bakkar and

Khakchar Mandal, son of Ommad Mandal. All

of them were members of different outlawed

parties. The court also fined them Tk 25,000

each. All of them were tried in absentia.

According to the prosecution, police recovered

the severed heads of three people-

Shamsuzzoha, Quaiyum and Ayub- from DC

Court area of Kushtia district town on August

10, 2009.

Later, police recovered the beheaded bodies

of the trio from a field of Sonadanga village in

Sadar upazila on the following day.

Quaiyum's brother lodged a complaint

against some unidentified people with

Kushtia Islamic University Police and police

registered an FIR after getting the complaint.

Investigation officer of the case submitted a

chargesheet against 22 people. They were

killed over grabbing a tender of a project of

LGED involving Tk 18 crore . After examining

the records and witnesses, Kushtia Additional

District and Sessions Judge Tajul Islam

handed down the judgment.

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