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A man died in Chattogram after being trampled by a herd of wild elephants.
Farmer Abdul Khaleque was trampled to death by a herd of 15 elephants when he was working on his paddy field around 10:00am, said Shofikul Islam, divisional forest officer of Chattogram South Forest Division.
Elsewhere in Rangamati, a man, whose identity could not be confirmed yet, was found dismembered at BFDC area in Kaptai early today.
Md Rafikuzzaman Shah, divisional forest officer of Rangamati Forest Circle (South), told The Daily Star they assume a herd of elephant may have trampled the man to death as his injuries suggest.
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Assam Congress MP sends legal notice to party MLA over social media post
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Sherman Ali Ahmed allegedly made defamatory and derogatory remarks against Abdul Khaleque
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Sherman Ali Ahmed allegedly made defamatory and derogatory remarks against Abdul Khaleque
A Congress MP from Assam has sent a legal notice to a party MLA for allegedly making defamatory and derogatory remarks against him in a social media post.
The development has come as an embarrassment for the Congress ahead of the three-phase Assembly elections in March-April.
Abdul Khaleque, the MP from Barpeta, has demanded an “unconditional apology in the form of an affidavit sworn and attested before an executive magistrate” from Sherman Ali Ahmed, who represents the Congress from the Baghbar Assembly constituency.
He demands apology for remarks
A Congress MP from Assam has sent a legal notice to a party MLA for allegedly making defamatory and derogatory remarks against him in a social media post.
The development has come as an embarrassment for the Congress ahead of the three-phase Assembly elections in March-April.
Barpeta MP Abdul Khaleque has demanded an “unconditional apology in the form of an affidavit sworn and attested before an executive magistrate” from Sherman Ali Ahmed, who represents the Congress from the Baghbar Assembly constituency.
The MP’s counsel has also threatened to initiate “criminal and civil action” if Mr. Ahmed does not tender an apology and delete the social media post immediately. The MLA had accused Mr. Khaleque of favouring a local contractor to secure a Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana phase III contract for a 7-km road in Barpeta district. The MLA alleged that the contractor had received the contract for the same road in 2008 under another proje