Bangladesh man found dead in drum identified via credit union token
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Police identified the body of a man found in a drum in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, using a credit union token found in his pocket.
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- A 50-year-old jewellery shop owner named Niranjan Chandra Sutradhar was discovered dead inside a floating drum in Mymensingh.
- Investigators identified the victim after finding a token for Mymensingh Hindu Cooperative Credit Union Limited in his clothing.
- The victim had been missing since September 20 and displayed signs of trauma from a sharp weapon.
- Authorities are currently investigating the murder and the motive behind the crime.
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- Official registration of the murder case
- Identification of suspects or motive by police
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Ruhul Amin
Sub-Inspector
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“After receiving the token, the Mymensingh Hindu Cooperative Credit Union Limited was contacted. The people of the institution helped identify Niranjan after seeing the token. Later, his identity was confirmed by contacting the family”
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…in the Atharbari Building area of Mymensingh city. Niranjan's wife, Sumita Rani Sutradhar, and son, Joy Sutradhar, identified his body on Thursday evening. Kotwali Model Police Station Sub-Inspector Ruhul Amin said, " After receiving the token, the Mymensingh Hindu Cooperative Credit Union Limited was contacted. The people of the institution helped identify Niranjan after seeing the token. Later, his identity was confirmed by contacting the family ," as quoted by Bangladesh's Daily Ittefaq newspaper. Niranjan lived with his wife and son in a rented house in the Stadium area. He went missing on September 20, but his family did not file a general diary as he had…
Muhammad Shibirul Islam
Officer-in-Charge
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“It is initially believed that Niranjan was killed and his body was thrown into the water after being placed in a drum.”
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…stayed away from home for three to four days before returning. Police said the body had sharp-weapon injury marks on the head and chest. Kotwali Model Police Station Officer-in-Charge Muhammad Shibirul Islam said, " It is initially believed that Niranjan was killed and his body was thrown into the water after being placed in a drum. " Police have not yet established who killed Niranjan or the motive in initial probe. No one had been arrested as of Friday morning. A case had not been registered as of Thursday night, with police saying the process of…
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NamedBangladesh · Joy Sutradhar · Mymensingh · Niranjan Chandra Sutradhar · Sumita Rani Sutradhar · Kotwali Model Police Station · Muhammad Shibirul Islam · Mymensingh Hindu Cooperative Credit Union Limited · Ruhul Amin
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