Jessore Correspondent :
In search of a total of 11 suspected militants of Bangladesh’s Jamaat-ul- Mujahidin, posters were glued on walls at several places in the West Bengal, India, sources in India and Bangladeshis travelers said.
According to travelers who visited India for various purposes and sources in India the National Investigation Agency (NIA) sticks posters on wall with photographs, identity and body structures of the suspected militants declaring a sum of Indian Rupee 1 to 10 lakh as bounty.
India claimed that Bangladeshi militant outfit Jamaat-ul-Mujahidin men were involved in the explosion at Khagragarh in Bhardhaman of the West Bengal in October 2014. The NIA rounded up 18 people in connection with the explosion. Two of them were released later as they were no found guilty.
In search of a total of 11 suspected militants of Bangladesh’s Jamaat-ul- Mujahidin, posters were glued on walls at several places in the West Bengal, India, sources in India and Bangladeshis travelers said.
According to travelers who visited India for various purposes and sources in India the National Investigation Agency (NIA) sticks posters on wall with photographs, identity and body structures of the suspected militants declaring a sum of Indian Rupee 1 to 10 lakh as bounty.
India claimed that Bangladeshi militant outfit Jamaat-ul-Mujahidin men were involved in the explosion at Khagragarh in Bhardhaman of the West Bengal in October 2014. The NIA rounded up 18 people in connection with the explosion. Two of them were released later as they were no found guilty.
