The Dhaka Times Desk Even in this era, events like the uncivilized barbarian era can be seen. One such brutal incident happened in Mexico. 43 students were burned to death!
On the 26th of last month, 43 students of a school in Mexico went missing. A smokescreen was created throughout Mexico with the sensational abduction. Finally, the tangle is starting to unravel. Mexico's Attorney General, Jesus Murillo, claimed last Friday that suspected drug cartels killed all the kidnapped students and burned the bodies after the killings.
Last week, the police arrested 3 members of the kidnapping gang. Attorney General Jesus Murillo also said that the 3 members confessed to killing the students.
According to media sources, on September 26, about a hundred students of a teacher training college in Ayotzinapa district of that state protested against the mayor of the state of Iguala in Mexico. That night the police shot dead 6 people to stop their movement. This time 43 students were kidnapped. The mayor of Iguala and his wife have already been arrested on suspicion of involvement in the kidnapping.
Quoting the arrested drug gang members, the Attorney General also said that the students were strangled and shot dead and then their bodies were burnt. The general also read the recorded statements of the detainees. It reads, 'The students found by the police were taken in a large truck to the mountain town of Cocula near Iguala. Then they were killed there.
According to media reports, the relatives of the missing students found 6 mutilated body bags on the bank of a river in Kokula. They could not be identified due to the condition of the bodies. Attorney General Jesus Murillo said that DNA tests will be done quickly to identify these bodies.
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