A man was hacked to death in the south of the capital

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A man named Shajahan (45) was hacked to death in the capital's Dakshinkhan area, and the law enforcement officers are trying to know the details of the deceased.

The incident took place on Monday (December 15) around 9 pm in Taltala, Northdapara, Dakshinkhan.

Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Dakshinkhan Police Station. Shariful Islam confirmed the truth.

He said the miscreants had been hacked to death by the miscreants, who was trying to find out the details of the victim, who was staying with the force at the spot.

He added that the deceased Shajahan was a local diss and internet businessman, and miscreants hacked him to death on the road, which is not yet known if there is any political involvement in the murder, which is being investigated.

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