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Cloth shop gutted in fire in Lakshmipur

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A cup shop on the 12th of Lakshmipur municipality was set on fire.

On Thursday (November 3) in the early hours of the night, the ‘Shakhawat Tailors’ adjacent to the Khago Mosque in the municipality's West Laharkandi area of the municipality And Bastrala's fire broke out.

Owner of business. Sakhawat Hossain said, ‘This fire has been planned. Starting from my Jagazmir documents in the shop, the documents and documents have been published. When I informed, the workers of the service came and set fire. But before that, everything in the shop was thrown away. I got a huge amount of Rs 5 lakhs.’

Zahirul Alam, in-charge of Laxmipur city police department, said, "The police have been sent to the news and if they receive a complaint, they will take action."

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