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Eldest Brother's Family Attacked Over Land Dispute in Valuka

Bhaluka, Mymensingh, Mymensingh

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Moksedur Rahman Mamun, Valuka (Mymensingh)

Moksedur Rahman Mamun, Valuka (Mymensingh) • 27 Oct • 2 min read

Eldest Brother's Family Attacked Over Land Dispute in Valuka
The injured victim family receiving medical treatment following a land dispute clash in Valuka, Mymensingh. Photo: Daily Best News

In Valuka, Mymensingh, younger brother Kamal Hossain has been accused of beating and injuring three members of his eldest brother's family following a land dispute. Following the incident, Md. Al-Imran (26), son of the victimized family, filed a case against Kamal Hossain, his wife, son, and four to five unidentified individuals.

According to the case and local sources, a long-standing dispute over homestead land has persisted between the two brothers' families in Khilbari Paschimpara under Seedstore area of Habirbari union in the upazila.

Escalating from this dispute, on the morning of October 20, the accused individuals reportedly barged into the house armed with local weapons and assaulted Jamal Uddin, his wife Lutfa Begum Moni, and their son Al-Imran. All three sustained injuries in the attack. Locals subsequently rescued them and rushed them to the Valuka Upazila Health Complex.

From there, Jamal Uddin and his wife were transferred to the Mymensingh Medical College Hospital due to their critical and serious condition.

Al-Imran returned home after receiving primary treatment. Mohammad Jahidul Islam, Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Valuka Model Police Station, stated that a case has been registered following the investigation of the incident, and police operations are underway to arrest the accused.

— Daily Best News Desk • Fearless in the search for truth

Reported by Moksedur Rahman Mamun, Valuka (Mymensingh) • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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