Kabir Khan, a man from Badarpur Union in Bhola’s Lalmohan Upazila who had been missing for four months, was discovered in a betel nut orchard in Monpura—bound, severely injured, and in a critical, near-death state.

Local residents found him on Friday, October 16, 2026. He was subsequently taken into the custody of the Monpura Police Station and has since been returned to his family, as confirmed by his relatives. The incident has caused a stir in the area.

According to local sources, a group of miscreants had been assaulting Kabir Khan after abandoning him in the betel nut orchard. Hearing his cries and sensing something suspicious, nearby residents approached the scene. When they pursued the attackers, the perpetrators fled the area immediately.

The locals then rescued Kabir Khan, who was found bound, unconscious, and suffering from severe injuries. Upon being notified, the Monpura police arrived and took him into their custody, later facilitating his return to his family—a fact confirmed by his relatives.

His family members stated that Kabir Khan had been missing for the past four months. During this long period, they had lived in a state of constant worry and distress. They were deeply alarmed upon learning that he had been found bound and in a critical condition in a Monpura orchard. His safe return has brought a sense of relief to his loved ones.

However, it remains unclear how Kabir Khan ended up in Monpura, who held him captive, and why he was subjected to such abuse. His discovery in this state after four months of being missing has raised many questions among his family and the local community.

Uncovering the truth behind the incident, identifying those responsible, and taking legal action against the perpetrators have now become critical priorities. Further details are expected once the relevant authorities conduct an investigation and provide an official statement.