4 vehicles torched in city

 

A bus burns near City College on the Mirpur Road in the capital Tuesday morning after miscreants set it ablaze on the eve of a 36-hour countrywide shutdown that begins at 6:00am Wednesday. Photo: Focus Bangla

Unidentified miscreants set fire to four vehicles in different parts of the capital on Tuesday, on the eve of a 36-hour countrywide shutdown.
Law enforcers also rounded up four people while they were trying to torch a bus in Farmgate area around 2:35pm, said Apurba Hasan, officer-in-charge of Tejgaon Police Station.
No casualty was reported from the fire, said duty official of Fire Service and Civil Defence.
The arson incidents took place near City College building, New Market area and Anti-Corruption Commission office in Segunbagicha.

Miscreants set ablaze to a bus on Mirpur Road near City College in the capital around 11:30am, fire service officials said.
Two firefighting units from Mohammadpur and Polashi fire service offices rushed to the spot and doused the blaze, the sources added.
The criminals torched a pick-up van in front of New Market Police Station around 1:30pm, witnesses said.
A taxicab was torched near gate No. 1 of New Market around 2:50pm, fire service officials said.
Criminals set fire to a private car in Segunbagicha near the ACC office around 3:30pm, fire service officials said.
The four, who were detained during an attempt to set fire to a bus, were identified as Mahtab Hossain, Zahid Hossain, Ariful Islam and Mashiur Rahman.
Of them, Mahtab, Zahid, Ariful are students, the OC said.