Rural doctor attacked by robbers in Lakshmipur, 2 arrested

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Lakshmipur Correspondent:

A group of robbers entered the house in Lakshmipur and injured a village doctor named Jamal Uddin in the accident.

They looted 2 lakh 50 thousand taka in his house. They shouted later that when the people around came out, the people around came out and arrested two people and handed them over to the police. Jamal confirmed the poison of the robber attack at Sadar Hospital around 11 am on Tuesday (September 27) at around 1 am, Jamal confirmed the poison of the injured person. Before that, around 1 am on Monday (26 September) Shahjahan Kamal of Sadar Upazila's Bhavaniganj Unigan in the area of Saghajana Sazak area.

Jamal of the same area. Too tight, it's a good thing to talk to Jamal, he's got a lot of money.

Later, he went to Palit and arrested two people. The locals were not known. Jamal Uddin said, "I don't know any of the attackers. We don't have any conflict with anyone. They came to rob me. They came to the house by injuring me. Additional District Superintendent of Police (Administration and Finance) Palash Kanti Nath said that the attacker was injured and the incident was taken by the incident.

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