UNB, Noakhali :
In separate incidents, a college student and a Kuwait expatriate have been murdered in Sonaimuri upazila in the district.
The deceased were identified as Morshed Alam Parvez, 20, a BA student of Sonaimuri College and son of Alamgir Hossain of Sonapur village, and Saleh Ahmed, 42, son of Abdul
Hossain of Manikya village in the upazila. Meanwhile, BNP purported Morshed to be a Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal activist.
Locals said, a group of masked criminals swooped on Morshed at Sonapur around 9:45pm on Thursday while he was standing on a road. The attackers opened fire on him, leaving him dead on the spot. On information, police recovered the body and sent it to hospital for autopsy. Meanwhile, Saleh who went missing on Thursday was found slaughtered on Friday afternoon.
On information, police recovered the body of the expatriate from Manikya village.
Family members claimed that identified local terrorists killed him after kidnapping him.
Officer-in-Charge of Sonaimuri Police Station Asaduzzaman confirmed the murders, saying they were trying to unearth mystery behind the incidents.
In separate incidents, a college student and a Kuwait expatriate have been murdered in Sonaimuri upazila in the district.
The deceased were identified as Morshed Alam Parvez, 20, a BA student of Sonaimuri College and son of Alamgir Hossain of Sonapur village, and Saleh Ahmed, 42, son of Abdul
Hossain of Manikya village in the upazila. Meanwhile, BNP purported Morshed to be a Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal activist.
Locals said, a group of masked criminals swooped on Morshed at Sonapur around 9:45pm on Thursday while he was standing on a road. The attackers opened fire on him, leaving him dead on the spot. On information, police recovered the body and sent it to hospital for autopsy. Meanwhile, Saleh who went missing on Thursday was found slaughtered on Friday afternoon.
On information, police recovered the body of the expatriate from Manikya village.
Family members claimed that identified local terrorists killed him after kidnapping him.
Officer-in-Charge of Sonaimuri Police Station Asaduzzaman confirmed the murders, saying they were trying to unearth mystery behind the incidents.
