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8 suspected militants held in Bandarban

3,000 leaflets seized

Our Correspondent, Bandarban
Intelligence officials yesterday detained eight activists of an organisation named 'Islami Samaj' on suspicion of militancy when they were distributing leaflets that denounce the democratic electoral system on Bandarban District and Sessions Judge's Court premises.
The leaflets also condemned killing people in bomb attacks.
Witnesses said the intelligence officials captured the suspected militants with around 3,000 leaflets when the latter were giving leaflets to a lawyer on the court premises around 12:30pm.
They were taken to Bandarban Sadar Police Station for interrogation, said Officer-in-Charge Kafil Uddin, adding that the next decision about them will be taken after
senior officials interrogate them.
The detainees are Solaiman Kabir, Syed Ahmed Kabir, Abu Bakar Siddique, Nazmul Haque Rana, Abul Bashar, Khaled Saifullah Mamun, Habibur Rahman and Abu Hanif.
Hailing from Comilla, Sherpur, Noakhali, Shariatpur, Jamalpur and Tangail, the suspected militants aged between 18 and 50 years said they joined Islami Samaj a few monthsago.
They claimed that they have no connection with the militants of Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh who kill people.
Leader of the group Solaiman told reporters that they do not obey any man-made law and will not seek permission to distribute leaflets. "We are visiting different
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districts taking permission from Allah," he said.
Solaiman also said their ameer Syed Humayun Kabir at a press conference on July 20 at the Jatiya Press Club announced an invitational programme.
Following the press conference four groups of Islami Samaj activists started distributing leaflets, each group assigned to 16 districts.
Solaiman said they came to Bandarban on Tuesday from Cox's Bazar.
The militant suspects said held a meeting earlier in the day with a teacher of Bandarban College and gave him some leaflets for distributing among the teachers and students.