Police on Tuesday night recovered the body of a man from a road near the gate of Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (CUET) in Raozan upazila under Chattogram district. Officer-in-charge of Abdullah Al Harun, said being informed by locals, police recovered the body of a man — aged about 32-35, wearing a white t-shirt — from Chattogram-Kaptai road around 9 pm. His throat was slit. Cuet closed until July 5 after BCL infighting Police suspected that miscreants might have killed him somewhere else and dumped the body there, said OC. Picked up by ‘DB’, CUET student missing for 3 days 

Police recovered the decomposed body of an unidentified young man, with his hands and legs tied up, from a house at Tigerpass in Khulshi area of Chattogram port city on Monday. Shahidur Rahman, inspector (investigation) of Khulshi Police Station, said getting bad smell from the tin-shed house near Tigerpass Railway colony, local people informed the matter to police. Later, police recovered the decomposed body after breaking open the lock of the door. The hands, legs and mouth of the body, aged about 33-35, was found tied up. Also read: 2 dead as wall collapses in Chattogram city’s Jamal Khan Police suspected that miscreants might have killed him and fled away after putting the door of the room under lock and key. However, police are trying to find out the reason behind the murder and his identification.  

Police recovered a dead body of a 28-year-old man from his own house at Osmaninagar upazila of Sylhet on Sunday afternoon. The deceased was identified as Ali Akbar, son of Faruk Mia, a resident of Tazpur union of Uttar Mazlishpur village under Osmaninagar Upazila. Locals said Ali Akbar was seen hanging at his house when they went to call him Sunday afternoon. Later, on information, police entered the room breaking the door and recovered his dead body. Subinoy Boidya, sub-inspector of Osmaninagar Police Station, said they visited the spot after being informed. It is initially believed to be a suicide. The body has been sent to Sylhet Osmani Medical College Hospital morgue for autopsy, he added.

The body of an unidentified man was recovered from a pavement of the capital's Jatrabari Thursday, police said. The identity of the deceased could not immediately be confirmed. The man was found lying on the pavement on Kutubkhali Bridge around 7:30am. On information, police went to the spot and took the man to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) where he was declared dead around 12:30pm, Mehbah Uddin, sub-inspector of Jatrabari Police Station, said. Police assumed that the man had been living on the streets and suffering from a long illness. However, the exact cause of his death is pending autopsy and has not been confirmed. Read more: Two unidentified bodies recovered from Dhaka streets

Police on Wednesday recovered the body of a man from a pond after he went missing for five days in Pabna’s Ishwardi. The deceased was identified as Sumon Ali, 30. According to police, locals found Sumon’s body floating in a pond in the Paschim Para area and informed police. Later, police recovered the body. No injury mark was found on the body. Read more: Woman found dead in Chattogram water tank The body was sent to the Pabna General Hospital for autopsy, said Arbind Sarkar, officer-in-charge of Ishwardi police station.  

Coast Guard recovered the bodies of two fishermen from the Bay of Bengal Tuesday and Wednesday almost a week after a fishing boat carrying them capsized when a hole appeared in the vessel and water started gushing into it. The deceased were identified as Yusuf, 25, and Bayezid, 20, Barguna's Patharghata. Kazi Shaminul Bari, Coast Guard Kachikhali Contingent commander, said the duo started sleeping on the boat after casting their net to catch fish in the Bay on January 5. "They went missing after their fishing boat sank." The Coast Guard personnel had been carrying out rescue operations to find the missing fishermen in the Bay and several areas of the Sundarbans since January 6, he said. Although the fishing boat was salvaged from the Bay on the following day, floating bodies of Yusuf and Bayezid were found on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning from the sea, Shaminul said. Md Ikram Hossain, officer-in-charge of Sharankhola Police Station, said the bodies were handed over to their families after the completion of legal procedures. Read more: 13 trawlers sink in Bay in Cox’s Bazar

Police recovered the body of a suspected drug peddler from Chirirbandar upazila of Dinajpur on Wednesday. The deceased was identified as Hasanur Rahma, 41. Read more: Body of female journalist recovered from Hatiljheel residence Deceased’s mother Hasina Begum alleged that his son was hacked to death following a brawl over sharing of money of drug dealing on Tuesday night. Police recovered the body from a pond in Ranipur village of the upazila this noon, said Bazlur Rashid, officer-in-charge (OC) of Chirirbandar police station. Read more: 2 bodies recovered from Tangail rail track The body was sent to M Abdur Rahim Medical College and Hospital for an autopsy, he added. An investigation is on in this regard, said the OC.

Firefighters today recovered the body of a man, missing from Padma river in Rajshahi — a day after his wife drowned in the river. The deceased was identified as Salauddin Quader Rupan, 38, a banker from Srimantapur area under Godagari upazila. The body was recovered around 11:30 am near the spot where his wife Manjuri Tanvir Nishi, 32, drowned on Friday, said Nabir Uddin, station officer of Godagari Fire Service Station. Kamrul Islam, Officer-in-Charge of Godagari police station, said the body will be handed over to the family after completing legal procedures. Read more: Wife drowns, husband goes missing while bathing in Padma A Rajshahi fire service diving team was conducting a search operation from Friday noon and suspended it around 7 pm due to darkness. They resumed it again on Saturday morning and recovered Rupan’s body. Rupan, posted in Kishoreganj, his family members and some 15 others were having a picnic on the bank of the river on Friday. Read more: 2 killed after boat capsizes in Padma off Rajshahi city After traveling by boat, he and his family members were bathing in the river at noon. Suddenly a heavy tide came along and four members of the family, including Nishi, went missing at first. Though others could rescue Nishi and her two children, Rupan went missing. Nishi breathed her last on the way to hospital.

Police recovered bodies of two people from a rail track at Hatiya in Kalihati upazila of the district Thursday morning. The deceased---Sagor Sikdar, 35, son of Chanchal Sikdar and Sajeeb, 33, son of Liakot Ali, were residents of Santhia upazila of Pabna. Locals said the duo was going to Pabna from Dhaka by a private car on Wednesday night. Read more: Man, woman on motorbike killed in Tangail road crash A bus hit the private car on its way to Pabna in Kalihati upazila around 2.30am. They remained unhurt and came out of their vehicle and then they were walking on the rail track. The duo might have been crushed by any train at that time, locals said. Fazlul Hoque, in-charge of Tangail Railway police outpost, said that the bodies were sent to morgue for autopsy.

The body of a youth was recovered from the Meghna on Sunday morning, four days after he went missing being chased by police in Daulatkhan upazila of Bhola. The deceased was identified as Noman, a worker of the upazila. Read more: Body of 7-yr-old boy found in Gazipur Police chased Noman and other people as they were allegedly gambling on November 24 at Patar Khal Machh Ghat by the river, said locals. Being chased by the police, they fell into the river and all, except Noman, could manage to swim ashore, said Zakir Hossain, officer-in-charge (OC) of Daulatkhan police station. Later, fire service and coast guard divers fished out his body from the river near the Machh Ghat this morning (Sunday), he added. A case has been filed at the police station in this regard, said the OC. Read more: Bangladeshi farmer’s body found along Feni border; BSF blamed Besides, a three-member probe committee headed by Lalmohan Circle Additional Superintendent of Police Zahurul Islam was formed to investigate the death. Meanwhile, two constables of Daulatkhan police station Md Russel and Md Sajib have been temporarily suspended and Daulatkhan police station Sub-Inspector (SI) Swarup Kanti Pal and Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) Md Sohel Rana have been closed over the incident, said OC Zakir.