Man to die for killing wife
Chittagong Bureau :
A court here on Thursday sentenced a man to death for killing his wife in the city in 2008.
The condemned convict was identified as M Anwar Hossain Sujon, 30, son of Delwar Hossain, of Betray lane under Kotwali Police Station in the port city.
According to the prosecution, Sujon beat his wife Khaleda Akhter Sonia to death and hanged the body with a ceiling in their house on the night of April 20 in 2008 as she refused to give her husband Tk one lakh as dowry.
On May 5, the victim’s sister Jahanara filed a case against Sujon with Chittagong Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunal.
After examining 10 witnesses and documents, Judge of Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunal-1 M Rezaul Karim handed down the verdict.
3 nabbed with 6,800 Yaba : Police have arrested three men with 6,800 Yaba or methamphetamine pills from Chittagong’s Shitakunda after a high-speed chase on a highway.
Dhaka-Chittagong Highway Police Sergeant Ashikur Rahman said the tablets were seized from a microbus on the highway early on Saturday.
Police chased the microbus after a tip-off about a Yaba consignment being carried on it to Dhaka from Teknaf.
A court here on Thursday sentenced a man to death for killing his wife in the city in 2008.
The condemned convict was identified as M Anwar Hossain Sujon, 30, son of Delwar Hossain, of Betray lane under Kotwali Police Station in the port city.
According to the prosecution, Sujon beat his wife Khaleda Akhter Sonia to death and hanged the body with a ceiling in their house on the night of April 20 in 2008 as she refused to give her husband Tk one lakh as dowry.
On May 5, the victim’s sister Jahanara filed a case against Sujon with Chittagong Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunal.
After examining 10 witnesses and documents, Judge of Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunal-1 M Rezaul Karim handed down the verdict.
3 nabbed with 6,800 Yaba : Police have arrested three men with 6,800 Yaba or methamphetamine pills from Chittagong’s Shitakunda after a high-speed chase on a highway.
Dhaka-Chittagong Highway Police Sergeant Ashikur Rahman said the tablets were seized from a microbus on the highway early on Saturday.
Police chased the microbus after a tip-off about a Yaba consignment being carried on it to Dhaka from Teknaf.
