bdnews24.com :
Three cases have been filed following the arrest of five suspected Harkat-ul-Jihad or HuJI militants in Chittagong.
Golam Rabbani, deputy assistant director of Rapid Action Battalion-7, started
the cases with Akbar Shah Police Station on Thursday night. The five suspects caught in two separate raids were named in the cases filed under explosives, anti-terror and arms act, said RAB-7 Staff Officer ASP Soheil Mahmud.
The elite police unit caught three – Abujar Gifari, Noor-e-Alam and Iftesham Ahmed – after laying siege to a hideout in the port city’s Colonel Haat area on Thursday morning.
The raid was launched following the interrogation of two suspects – Tajul Islam and Nazimuddin – caught with weapons at the AK Khan area, RAB said. The operation at the three-storey building led to the recovery of bomb-making materials, IEDs and ammunition.
Three cases have been filed following the arrest of five suspected Harkat-ul-Jihad or HuJI militants in Chittagong.
Golam Rabbani, deputy assistant director of Rapid Action Battalion-7, started
the cases with Akbar Shah Police Station on Thursday night. The five suspects caught in two separate raids were named in the cases filed under explosives, anti-terror and arms act, said RAB-7 Staff Officer ASP Soheil Mahmud.
The elite police unit caught three – Abujar Gifari, Noor-e-Alam and Iftesham Ahmed – after laying siege to a hideout in the port city’s Colonel Haat area on Thursday morning.
The raid was launched following the interrogation of two suspects – Tajul Islam and Nazimuddin – caught with weapons at the AK Khan area, RAB said. The operation at the three-storey building led to the recovery of bomb-making materials, IEDs and ammunition.
