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Faridpur blast kingpin held

CDs, books on Jihad seized from the JMB cadre's house; Ctg serial bombing charge sheet framed

STAR REPORT
Police yesterday arrested a member of Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) with huge CDs on warfare and jihad along with letters written in Arabic in Faridpur.
Police said the arrestee, Mizanur Rahman Mukul alias Moabia, 30, coordinated bombings at eight spots in Faridpur on August 17.
In Chittagong, Bandar Police Station yesterday submitted a charge sheet in connection with the August 17 blasts, while five police stations -- Kotwali, Panchlaish, Pahartali, Bakalia and Halishahar -submitted final reports with recommendation for release of 15 arrestees.
On information, Kotwali police raided Mukul's South Jhiltuli house in the town, arrested him and seized over 100 books on jihad, letters, and CDs on wars in Afghanistan, Chechnya, Kashmir and Palestine, reports A Correspondent in Faridpur.
One of books was authored by Mullah Mohammad Umar, head of the then Taliban-led government in Afghanistan.
Police said the bombs exploded in Faridpur were brought from Dhaka through a courier service. They claimed to have seized the cartons in which the bombs were sent to the district.
Police sources said Mukul used to take local youths to Ukhia in Cox's Bazar and other JMB dens in Chittagong in the name of study tours.
The officer-in-charge of Kotwali Police Station said they were hunting for Mukul since August 17, adding that they have important intelligence report on Mukul's activities.
Mukul, son of Wadudur Rahman, a retired teacher of Government Yasin College in Faridpur, told reporters he studied at Darul Qur'an Madrasa in 1995 after failing to pass the HSC examinations.
Meantime, investigation officer (IO) of Bandar Police Station yesterday pressed charges in the August 17 blast case, writes our Staff Correspondent in Chittagong.
Police sources said Sub-inspector AKM Golam Kibria submitted the charge sheet accusing two JMB activists Arshadul Alam and Abdus Sattar Mollah. The other five police stations in the district yesterday submitted final reports with recommendations for releasing the 15 arrestees.
Sources said involvement of the 15 in the August 17 blasts could not be proved.
Khulshi police are likely to submit a charge sheet today accusing eight people including Bangla Bhai, Shayak Abdur Rahman, Arshadul Alam and Abdus Sattar Mollah. Doublemooring police may press charges by tomorrow, sources said.
Eight cases were filed in connection with the blasts attacks in the city with eight police stations.