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Missing Journo Bibhuranjan's Body Found in Meghna River
Police on Friday afternoon recovered the body of senior journalist and columnist Bibhuranjan Sarker, who was missing since Thursday, from the Meghna River near Char Balaki in Gazaria Upazila of Munshiganj.
According to police, locals spotted the body afloat the river on Friday afternoon and called 999.
Police from the Kalagachhia River Police Outpost recovered the body.
Saleh Ahmed Pathan, in-charge of the Kalagachhia police outpost, said that based on initial identification, the body is believed to be that of Bibhuranjan Sarker, senior assistant editor of the Daily Bangla daily Ajker Patrika.
A photo of the body has been sent to Ramna Police Station, the police said, adding that Sarker’s relatives were on their way to Munshiganj.
The body was being transported to Munshiganj General Hospital for an autopsy.
Bibhuranjan Sarker, 71, left his Siddheshwari residence on Thursday morning to go to the Ajker Patrika office in Banasree where he never arrived.
Later that night, his son Wreet Sarker filed a general diary at Ramna Police Station, reports UNB.