Published : 30 Jan 2026, 09:29 PM
Updated : 21 Aug 2026, 03:05 PM
Police have recovered the body of a former Chhatra League leader from a sack three days after he went missing in Narsingdi’s Belabo Upazila.
The body was recovered from a pond in the Upazila's Nager Bazar area around 8pm on Thursday, said Belabo Police Station Inspector (Investigation) Nasir Uddin.
The dead man, Azimul Quader Bhuiyan, 40, hailed from Baghaber village in Bajnab Union and was a poultry trader. He is the former general secretary of the union Chhatra League and former joint general secretary of the Upazila Chhatra League.
According to his family, Azimul went missing after he left his poultry farm around 8pm on Tuesday.
Relatives filed a general diary (GD) at Belabo Police Station the following day after they searched, but could not find him.
Locals found his body in a pond on Thursday night and informed the police station.
Azimul's nephew Md Umar Faruk said that about 15 days before his disappearance, his uncle had hired two workers at the poultry farm. One of them was named Rubel, but the family does not know the name or identity of the other.
The two workers are also missing. The chickens at the farm have also disappeared.
Inspector Nasir Uddin said police went to the scene and launched an investigation when the GD was filed. The body was recovered after it was found and reported.
The body has been sent to the Narsingdi Sadar Hospital morgue for post-mortem.
The police official added that the culprits would be identified through an investigation and brought to justice.
