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7 sourcesFirst reported yesterday at 12:49, updated 7 h ago

চৌদ্দগ্রাম জামায়াত কর্মীকে পিটিয়ে হত্যা

jamaat worker beaten to death in chauddagram

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A Jamaat-e-Islami worker, Kazi Yusuf Hossain (45), was beaten to death on Monday, 26 October, at Amjad Bazar in Chauddagram upazila, Cumilla, police said, following a prior dispute. Local residents said the dispute began on Saturday, 24 October, over unloading sand from a tractor at Konkapait school ground, after which Abul Kalam Azad, owner of Fariha Enterprise, reportedly threatened Yusuf and told him not to go to the bazar. On Monday morning, Azad's associates allegedly attacked Yusuf there. Relatives took him to Chauddagram upazila health complex, and he died while being taken to Cumilla, according to Dr Rashid Ahmed Chowdhury. Acting OC Arif Hossain confirmed the case; the body was sent to Cumilla Medical College Hospital morgue for autopsy, and efforts to arrest those involved are under way. Upazila Jamaat secretary Muhammad Belal Hossain demanded a fair investigation and exemplary punishment. Azad and his associates could not be reached for comment as they were in hiding.

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