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Government condemns burning of exhumed body in Rajbari as “heinous crime”

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Government condemns burning of exhumed body in Rajbari as “heinous crime”

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A shocking incident in Goaland, Rajbari, has drawn nationwide condemnation after locals exhumed and set fire to the body of Nurul Haque, widely known as “Nura Pagla,” who had claimed to be “Imam Mahdi.”

Incident Details

The deceased had recently been buried in Juran Mollapara with his grave built slightly above ground and modeled after the Kaaba, sparking anger among religious groups. On Friday, after Jummah prayers, crowds identifying themselves as “Tawhidi Janata” attacked the shrine area, exhumed the body, and burned it.

The violent attack also saw Nurul Haque’s shrine and residence vandalized and set ablaze, leaving more than 50 of his followers injured.

Government’s Response

The interim government condemned the act, calling it an “inhumane and heinous crime” that struck at the nation’s values, laws, and social fabric. Authorities pledged swift legal action against all those involved, promising no impunity.

The government also urged citizens to reject hatred and violence and reaffirmed its commitment to upholding dignity and justice for both the living and the dead.

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Woman Attempts Suicide by Setting Herself on Fire in Jhenaidah, Husband Also Burned

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Woman Attempts Suicide by Setting Herself on Fire in Jhenaidah, Husband Also Burned

A woman in Jhenaidah’s Shailkupa upazila attempted suicide by setting herself on fire, leaving both her and her husband severely injured. The incident occurred around midnight on Tuesday (14 October) in Charbakhurbar village.

Police and local sources said the woman, identified as 24-year-old Mahima Khatun, poured kerosene on herself before setting it ablaze. Her husband, Ashik Mia—son of Alok Mia—sustained burns while trying to save her.

The couple was rescued by locals and taken to Shailkupa Upazila Health Complex. Later, due to their critical condition, they were transferred to the burn unit of Dhaka Medical College Hospital.

Dr. Shahnewaz, Medical Officer at Shailkupa Health Complex, said, “Both the husband and wife suffered burns on about 50 percent of their bodies. Their condition is critical.”

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1 Dead, 10 Injured as Passenger Bus Falls into Ditch in Faridpur

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1 Dead, 10 Injured as Passenger Bus Falls into Ditch in Faridpur

At least one person was killed and ten others were injured when a passenger bus plunged into a roadside ditch in Bhanga upazila of Faridpur district on Wednesday morning.

The accident occurred around 11:30 a.m. at Purbo Sadordi area on the Faridpur-Barishal highway when a Dhaka-bound “Euro Line” bus lost control while attempting to overtake a “Shyamoli Paribahan” bus, police said.

The deceased was identified as Shamsunnahar Begum (41), wife of Nazrul Islam from Kachua village, Uzirpur upazila of Barishal.

Rescue teams from the fire service, highway police, and local residents rushed to the scene and took the injured to Bhanga Upazila Health Complex for treatment.

Bhanga Highway Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Md Rokibuzzaman said that during an overtaking attempt, the Euro Line bus was hit by the Shyamoli Paribahan bus, causing it to veer off the road. “Both buses have been recovered, and the Shyamoli Paribahan bus has been seized,” the OC added.

Traffic on both sides of the highway remained halted for a while following the incident but later resumed normally.

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Land dispute turns deadly in Chuadanga: One killed, three injured

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Land dispute turns deadly in Chuadanga: One killed, three injured

A man was killed and three others were seriously injured in a clash over a land dispute in Chuadanga’s Damurhuda upazila on Tuesday morning.

The incident occurred around 8:30 am in Gobindahuda village. The deceased was identified as Joynur, 53, son of late Jharu Mondol. The injured — his brother Khaja Ahmed (55), Zaher (51), and Ahmed’s son Dipu (17) — are currently undergoing treatment.

Police and locals said the long-standing dispute between the Nurul Haque Peshkar group and the Masud Billah Montu group turned violent when members of both sides confronted each other in the field, leading to attacks with sharp weapons.

Dr. Shapla Khatun, a physician at Chuadanga Sadar Hospital, confirmed that Joynur died while undergoing treatment. One of the injured was later transferred to Rajshahi Medical College Hospital in critical condition.

Damurhuda Model Police Station Officer-in-Charge Humayun Kabir said the situation was now under control and that police operations were underway to arrest those involved.

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