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Stone quarry worker hurt by ‘BSF firing’

A Correspondent:

Panchagarh: A stone quarry worker was shot and injured allegedly by the members of the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) at the Korotoa River at Bagulahagi in Tetulia upazila of Panchagarh district on Sunday.
The injured were identified as Palash Hossain, 35, son of Abdur Rahman of Bagulahagi village.
Lieutenant Colonel Zubayed Hasan, commanding officer of BGB-15, said Palash along with some other Bangladeshi nationals were collecting stones from the Korotoa River at noon.
At one stage, the BSF members from Gingrich camp opened fire on them, leaving Palash injured with bullets.
Later, he was taken to Panchagarh Modern Hospital from where he was sent to Rangpur Medical College and Hospital for better treatment.
However, BGB members sent a letter to BSF protesting the incident.

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