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Journalists demands punishment of killers
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Hundreds of people demonstrated for failure of the law-enforcing agencies in arresting the assassins responsible for the killing of the Samakal bureau chief of Faridpur Distrrict. The unidentified assailants killed him and left the body in the office room on Thursday.
The district town and other important places of the town turned into a sea of humanity as hundreds of people from all walks of life came on the streets and held rallies and meetings demanding exemplary punishment for the killers.
Hasanuzzaman, staff reporter of Samakal Faridpur bureau, filed a case with the Faridpur Kotwali Thana without mentioning the names of the criminals Thursday night.
The superintendent of police (SP) in Faridpur, told that they would unearth the clues to the brutal killing within a short time.
The body of the slain journalist was brought to his native village at Chandidasdi.
Hundreds of people, including journalists, politicians and other people from different strata of life paid their last respects to the departed soul.
Meanwhile, local journalists declared a four-day programme to protest the brutal killing of the newsman.
Gautam Das worked at first as the Faridpur correspondent of the daily Prothom Alo before joining the daily Samakal as its staff correspondent and later bureau chief.
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Ain o Salish Kendro (ASK), is a legal aid and human rights resource centre. It provides free legal aid to the poor- women, workers and child workers...
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22 percent of country's population poor, destitute women
Dhaka, Feb 6 (BDNEWS)- About 22 percent of the total population of the country are poor and destitute women. According to women affairs directorate, there are 17,39,542 poor and destitute women in the country.13/02/06
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