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Students will develop their speaking, comprehension, and vocabulary skills by analyzing a real-life incident report, answering comprehension questions, practicing new vocabulary in context, participating in roleplay activities, and engaging in problem–solution discussions and opinion sharing to enhance fluency, critical thinking, and confidence in spoken English.

Terrorists Forcibly Occupy Medicine Factory at Ahmedpur

A group of terrorists forcibly occupied a Unani medicine factory at Ahmedpur Bazar in Boraigram upazila on Sunday afternoon, says UNB.

Abu Taleb, owner of Barnali Laboratories, said that about 20 BNP cadres led by Askan Ali attacked the factory because he refused to pay a toll of Tk. 25,000.

Overthrowing Abu Taleb from the factory, Askan Ali claimed ownership and kept it under lock and key.

Refuting his claim, Taleb said Askan had sold the factory to him back in 1993. Now, under the changed political situation, Askan forcibly occupied the factory.

He filed a case in this regard with Boraigram thana.

1. Vocabulary List

Word	Word	Word
occupied	Overthrowing	Refuting

2. Comprehension Questions

1. Who forcibly occupied the Unani medicine factory at Ahmedpur Bazar?
2. Why did the attackers target the factory?
3. What did Askan Ali do after taking over the factory?
4. What is Abu Taleb's response to Askan Ali’s claim of ownership?
5. What action did Abu Taleb take after the occupation?

3. Role Play

Work with a partner. One of you plays Abu Taleb, the owner, and the other plays Askan Ali, who claims ownership. Discuss the situation and try to resolve the conflict.

4. Group Discussion

Discuss the following questions with your classmates:

• What are the possible consequences of forcibly occupying a business?
• How should disputes over property ownership be resolved?
• What role should the police play in situations like this?

4. Summary

Summarize the incident described in the text in your own words. Present your summary to the class.

Answers

1. Word Details

occupied (Verb)	To take control or possession of a place, often by force.Bengali: দখল করা | IPA: /ˈɒk.jə.paɪd/	The terrorists forcibly occupied the medicine factory.
Overthrowing (Verb - Present Participle)	Removing someone from power or position, especially by force.Bengali: উৎখাত করা | IPA: /ˌəʊ.vəˈθroʊ.ɪŋ/	Overthrowing Abu Taleb from the factory, Askan Ali claimed ownership.
Refuting (Verb - Present Participle)	Proving a statement or claim to be wrong or false.Bengali: খণ্ডন করা | IPA: /rɪˈfjuː.tɪŋ/	Refuting his claim, Taleb said Askan had sold the factory to him.

2. Comprehension Questions — Suggested Answers

1. Who forcibly occupied the Unani medicine factory at Ahmedpur Bazar?
   A group of terrorists, about 20 BNP cadres led by Askan Ali, forcibly occupied the factory.
2. Why did the attackers target the factory?
   They attacked the factory because Abu Taleb refused to pay a toll of Tk. 25,000.
3. What did Askan Ali do after taking over the factory?
   Askan Ali overthrew Abu Taleb, claimed ownership of the factory, and kept it under lock and key.
4. What is Abu Taleb's response to Askan Ali’s claim of ownership?
   Abu Taleb refuted the claim, stating that Askan had sold the factory to him back in 1993.
5. What action did Abu Taleb take after the occupation?
   He filed a case regarding the incident with Boraigram thana (police station).

3. Role Play — Sample Responses

1. Abu Taleb: Who really owns the factory?
   I am the rightful owner. Askan Ali sold the factory to me in 1993, so his claim is invalid.
2. Askan Ali: Why did you take over the factory forcibly?
   I believe the political situation has changed, and I have the right to reclaim ownership now.
3. Abu Taleb: How should this dispute be resolved?
   It should be settled legally through court, not by force.
4. Askan Ali: What do you suggest as the next step?
   We should seek a legal decision to peacefully resolve this conflict.

4. Group Discussion — Suggested Points

1. What are the possible consequences of forcibly occupying a business?
   It can cause loss of income, business disruption, legal troubles, and potential violence.
2. How should disputes over property ownership be resolved?
   Disputes should be resolved through legal channels such as courts, mediation, or arbitration.
3. What role should the police play in situations like this?
   Police should maintain law and order, prevent violence, and support lawful dispute resolution.

4. Summary — Sample Answer

A group of about 20 BNP cadres led by Askan Ali forcibly occupied a Unani medicine factory at Ahmedpur Bazar, owned by Abu Taleb, after he refused to pay a toll of Tk. 25,000. Askan Ali claimed ownership and locked the factory. Abu Taleb denied this, stating that Askan sold the factory to him in 1993. Taleb has filed a case with Boraigram police station to seek legal remedy.

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