UNB, Manikganj :
Police recovered the body of a minor boy from a lemon orchard at Jalsuka village in Saturia upazila three days after his abduction on Sunday morning.
The deceased was identified as Jubayer Hossain, 7, son of Shamsul Haque, and a class one student of Jalsuka Government Primary School in the area.
Aminul Islam, officer-in-charge of Saturia Police Station, said that Jubayer went missing from his house on Thursday noon.
Later, abductors demanded Tk 3 lakh ransom to Jabayer family on Friday over phone.
Informing the matter to local police, Jubayer’s mother went to Savar to hand over the ransom amount.
However, as the abductors did not contact her, she came back after waiting there for long.
Later, locals spotted the body in the orchard in the morning and informed police.
Being informed, a joint team of police and Rapid Action Battalion went to the village and recovered the body and sent it to Manikganj Sadar Hospital for an autopsy.
Meanwhile, police arrested a worker, Mohidur Islam, of the orchard for interrogation.
Police recovered the body of a minor boy from a lemon orchard at Jalsuka village in Saturia upazila three days after his abduction on Sunday morning.
The deceased was identified as Jubayer Hossain, 7, son of Shamsul Haque, and a class one student of Jalsuka Government Primary School in the area.
Aminul Islam, officer-in-charge of Saturia Police Station, said that Jubayer went missing from his house on Thursday noon.
Later, abductors demanded Tk 3 lakh ransom to Jabayer family on Friday over phone.
Informing the matter to local police, Jubayer’s mother went to Savar to hand over the ransom amount.
However, as the abductors did not contact her, she came back after waiting there for long.
Later, locals spotted the body in the orchard in the morning and informed police.
Being informed, a joint team of police and Rapid Action Battalion went to the village and recovered the body and sent it to Manikganj Sadar Hospital for an autopsy.
Meanwhile, police arrested a worker, Mohidur Islam, of the orchard for interrogation.
