Badda
Father, son found dead in Dhaka’s Badda
Police recovered the hanging bodies of a man and his son in the capital’s Badda area on Wednesday.
The deceased were identified as Gias Uddin, 70, a retired school teacher aad his son Rakib Hossain, 30, an electrician, hailing from Narayanganj’s Araihajar upazila. They used to live in a house near Beraid Jele Para of Badda Police Station.
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Badda Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Mohammad Yasin Gazi on Thursday said Rakib was supposed to go to a wedding ceremony yesterday, but he did not go and his classmate one Harun went to his house at 8:15 pm.
Seeing the door of the house closed, Harun and his other classmates broke open the door only to find them hanging from the ceiling, said the OC quoting relatives.
On information, police recovered the bodies and sent those to Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital morgue for autopsy, he said.
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Initially, it was known from the locals that both father and son often got involved in disputes over small issues, the OC added.
Legal action will be taken in this regard, OC Yasin said.
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Police recovered the body of an unidentified female in a wheelchair in the capital's Badda area.
The identity of the 55-year old female could not be known till Tuesday evening, said Sub-Inspector (SI) Saiful Islam of Badda Police Station.
The body was found with her head tilted down in the wheelchair on the street in front of house no- 49, Road 11, Merul Badda DIT Project, on Monday evening, he said.
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After the legal process, the body was sent to Dhaka Medical College Hospital Morgue for autopsy on Tuesday morning.
The body has been wearing a black and white printed dress (maxi) and marks of old wounds were found in different parts of her body.
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It was learned that she used to beg sitting in the wheelchair. The exact cause of death would be known after the autopsy, SI Saiful added.
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