Bangladesh: Missing Hindu Jeweller's Body Found in Blue Drum, Murder Suspected
- Police recovered the body of 50-year-old Hindu man Niranjan Chandra Sutradhar from a plastic drum floating near a sluice gate in Mymensingh, Bangladesh.
- A token from the Mymensingh Hindu Cooperative Credit Union helped police identify Niranjan, whose wife and son later confirmed his identity.
- Police said the body had injury marks and suspected Niranjan was killed before being placed in the drum, but they had not identified a suspect or motive.
- Niranjan had been missing since September 20, and no one had been detained in connection with his death as of Friday morning.
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Bangladesh: Hindu jeweller found dead in plastic drum; Weapon injuries indicate murder as violence on minorities spike
DHAKA: A 50-year-old Hindu jeweller, Niranjan Chandra Sutradhar, was found dead inside a plastic drum floating near a sluice gate in Bangladesh’s Mymensingh district, with police suspecting that he was killed before his body was dumped in the water. Investigators are yet to officially identify those responsible for the death. The latest violence and inhuman crime against a minority Hindu, reflects growing targeted attacks against the minorty Hin…
The body of 50-year-old Hindu jeweler Niranjan Chandra Sutradhar was found in a plastic drum in Bangladesh's Mymensingh district. Police identified the body from a Cooperative Credit Union token found in his trouser pocket. Niranjan had been missing since September 20th and his body bore injury marks.
Bangladesh: Missing Hindu jeweller's body found in blue drum, murder suspected
Niranjan Chandra Sutradhar, a 50-year-old jewellery shop owner from Mymensingh, Bangladesh. He lived with his wife, Sumita Rani Sutradhar, and son, Joy Sutradhar, in a rented house in the Stadium area. He went missing on September 20 and was found dead four days later, with injury marks.
Hindu jeweller's body found in floating blue drum in Bangladesh, murder suspected
Police recovered Niranjan Chandra Sutradhar's body from a floating drum near a Mymensingh sluice gate. Investigators say he may have been killed before the body was dumped, and no motive has been established.
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