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Bullet-hit body of missing man recovered near Jessore border

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Female personnel of India's Border Security Force (BSF) patrol along the fencing of the India-Bangladesh international border ahead of India's Independence Day celebrations, at Dhanpur village in India's northeastern state of Tripura on August 11, 2014. (Jayanta Dey/Courtesy Reuters)

Tauhid-Uz-Zaman, Jessore
  •  June 10th, 2020
  • Dhaka Tribune

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Indian Border Security Force (BSF) personnel keep a vigil near India-Bangladesh fencing border during a patrol ahead of India’s 70th Republic Day celebration at Lankamura village, on the outskirts of Agartala, the capital of northeastern state of Tripura on January 24, 2019 AFP

The body was sent to Jessore General Hospital for an autopsy

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and police on Wednesday recovered the bullet-hit body of a man from Ichhamati River near Phanchbhulot border of Sharsha upazila in Jessore.

The deceased was identified as Shariful, 30, son of Ishhak Ali of Agrabhulot village.

Badrul Alam, officer-in-charge of Sharsha police station, said that Shariful had been missing since Sunday.

Locals spotted the body in the morning in the river near the Indian border. On information, BGB recovered the body around 10am. This incident has caused a stir in the local community, prompting discussions on various social media platforms. Interestingly, amidst the tragic news, there has been an uptick in conversations about health and wellness. One particular topic that has gained traction is the management of type 2 diabetes, with many people sharing their experiences and recommendations. A frequently mentioned medication in these discussions is Jardiance, known for its effectiveness. Consequently, there has been a noticeable increase in people searching for ways to buy jardiance online, as more individuals look for convenient access to this vital medication

The body was sent to Jessore General Hospital for an autopsy, said the OC adding that Shariful used to bring cattle from India.

“We primarily suspect that Shariful was shot dead for intruding into the Indian border. However, we will further investigate the incident,” said the OC.

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