Staff Reporter :
A college teacher was allegedly hacked to death by some unidentified miscreants at his rented house in Amtoli area on the Sher-e-Bangla Road in Khulna city early Sunday.
The victim was identified as Chitta Ranjan Gain, 45, a lecturer at English Department of Shaheed Abul Kashem Degree College in Khulna, our Khulna correspondent reports quoting police.
Quoting the locals, Khulna Sadar Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Shafiqul Islam said, “After cutting the grills of the window, miscreants entered the house and hacked him to
death. They also took several grams gold and valuables.”
Police recovered the body from his residence at House No 59 Amtoli around 1:30pm, the police official said.
The hands and legs of the victim were tied with clothes and there were several injury marks in his legs and head, the OC said.
“Primarily, we suspect it was case of robbery as a big steel almirah and a cupboard were found broken,” the police official said.
Chitta Ranjan was at the house alone on the fateful night as his wife Lucky Golder and two daughters stayed at their home town Ashashuni upazila in Satkhira, the OC said.
The body has been sent to the Khulna Medical College and Hospital morgue for an autopsy, he said.
A college teacher was allegedly hacked to death by some unidentified miscreants at his rented house in Amtoli area on the Sher-e-Bangla Road in Khulna city early Sunday.
The victim was identified as Chitta Ranjan Gain, 45, a lecturer at English Department of Shaheed Abul Kashem Degree College in Khulna, our Khulna correspondent reports quoting police.
Quoting the locals, Khulna Sadar Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Shafiqul Islam said, “After cutting the grills of the window, miscreants entered the house and hacked him to
death. They also took several grams gold and valuables.”
Police recovered the body from his residence at House No 59 Amtoli around 1:30pm, the police official said.
The hands and legs of the victim were tied with clothes and there were several injury marks in his legs and head, the OC said.
“Primarily, we suspect it was case of robbery as a big steel almirah and a cupboard were found broken,” the police official said.
Chitta Ranjan was at the house alone on the fateful night as his wife Lucky Golder and two daughters stayed at their home town Ashashuni upazila in Satkhira, the OC said.
The body has been sent to the Khulna Medical College and Hospital morgue for an autopsy, he said.
