BNP leader beaten to death in front of wife in Dhaka

A BNP leader was beaten to death in front of his wife by his rivals in Dhaka, police said. Mohammad Babul Mia, the former vice-president of BNP’s Kulla union unit, was killed when he and her wife were harvesting mustard...

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Dhaka, Updated At : 04:27 AM Feb 23, 2025 IST

A BNP leader was beaten to death in front of his wife by his rivals in Dhaka, police said.

Mohammad Babul Mia, the former vice-president of BNP’s Kulla union unit, was killed when he and her wife were harvesting mustard near Akshirnagar Housing of Dhamrai upazila on Friday afternoon, Daily Star Bangladesh reported.

Babul’s wife Yasmin Begum said villagers had a long-standing dispute over Akshirnagar Housing, a real estate business.

Monirul Islam, officer-in-charge of Dhamrai Police Station, said primary investigations said Babul was killed over a previous dispute.

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