UNB, Chittagong :
A court here on Sunday placed four suspected members of banned militant outfit Ansarullah Bangla Team on a three-day remand in an arms case.
Chittagong Judicial Magistrate Hossain Mohammad Reza passed the order when police produced them before the court seeking a 10-day remand on completion of their five-day remand in another case filed under the Anti-terrorism Act. Those remanded were Shipon alias Foysal, 26, of Brahmanbaria district, Khorshed Alam, 27, of Anwara upazila, Russell Mohammad Islam of Sitakunda and Musa Ibn
Umayer, 26, of Patiya in Chittagong.
Police arrested the four suspected militants from different parts of Sitakunda upazila on July 9 and July 11. The police team also recovered four machetes, four laptops and five mobile phones from their possession. Later, two separate cases were filed under the Anti-Terrorism Act and Arms Act.
A court here on Sunday placed four suspected members of banned militant outfit Ansarullah Bangla Team on a three-day remand in an arms case.
Chittagong Judicial Magistrate Hossain Mohammad Reza passed the order when police produced them before the court seeking a 10-day remand on completion of their five-day remand in another case filed under the Anti-terrorism Act. Those remanded were Shipon alias Foysal, 26, of Brahmanbaria district, Khorshed Alam, 27, of Anwara upazila, Russell Mohammad Islam of Sitakunda and Musa Ibn
Umayer, 26, of Patiya in Chittagong.
Police arrested the four suspected militants from different parts of Sitakunda upazila on July 9 and July 11. The police team also recovered four machetes, four laptops and five mobile phones from their possession. Later, two separate cases were filed under the Anti-Terrorism Act and Arms Act.
