20 sourcesFirst reported Sat 24 Oct at 07:09, updated 1 h ago
খুলনায় সকালে যুবদল নেতাকে, সন্ধ্যায় দোকানিকে গুলি
Jubo Dal leader shot in Khulna in morning and shopkeeper in evening
Photo: Daily Naya Diganta
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Unidentified assailants shot Ramim Biswas, 32, president of the Jubo Dal ward-3 unit in Madhupur union, around 11am on Saturday in Parhajigram village, Terokhada upazila, Khulna, as he rode in a van; he was hit in the back and taken to Khulna Medical College Hospital, according to police and local sources. Later that day, around 6:45pm, grocery shop owner Dhananjay Kundu alias Akash Kundu, 45, was shot in the abdomen at his shop on Dakshin Tutpara Cross Road in Khulna city, according to Khulna Sadar Police OC Lokmon Hossain, who said police believed the shot may have been meant to intimidate and that extortion could be a motive. Police said the attackers and motives were not yet known and that investigations were under way, as the shootings occurred during an IGP visit to the district.
Where accounts differ. The Financial Express and UNB place the Jubo Dal shooting at noon and omit the shopkeeper attack, while Prothom Alo and The Daily Star say the shopkeeper was shot in the evening and Prothom Alo alone reports police's view that extortion may be the motive.
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