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Captured Subrata Bain to be brought back from India

Staff Correspondent
The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) would take initiative to bring back dreaded criminal Trimoti Subrata Bain, who was arrested in Kolkata, India.
CID chief and Additional Inspector General of Police Mohammad Javed Patwary told The Daily Star last night, "We just heard about the arrest of Subrata Bain but we are yet to get any formal message from the Indian police."
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take initiative to bring him back," the CIDchiefsaid.Hesaid, "Even though there is no extradition treaty between Bangladesh and India, we have brought back several criminals who were hiding in India and like them we will try to bring him back following the procedures maintained earlier."
Javed Patwary said, "If the Indian police do not inform us, we will contact them.”
The CID so far brought back eight criminals, including two top criminals- -KhandakerTanveerul Islam Joy and Hares Ahmed- - who were hiding in India.
CID Special Superintendent of Police Abdullah Aref said the CID would try to bring back Subrata Bain as soon as possible.
Sources said Indian Special Force arrested Bain in a midnight drive Saturday at a flat on Park Avenue in Kolkata.
Sources said Subrata Bain had been hiding in India after the home ministry on December 27, 2001, published a list of 23 top criminals of Dhaka and declared rewards for their capture. On the list, Bain was in the top five.
Police said Bain has 17 cases including murders cases filed against him in Ramna Police Station alone.
He has businesses in Kolkata even through his cadres regularly extorted huge amounts of money from businessmen in Bangladesh and sent the money to India tlirough hundi, illegal money laundering.
Our correspondent from Kolkata adds: Deputy Commissioner of Police (Detective Department) J Shamim said a nine mm pistol and four cartridges were seized from Bain's possession.
"He was trying to buy property here. We have information that he had been to China to expand his business and came back to India via Nepal,” Joint Commissioner (STF) Rajeev Kumar said.
Bain was produced before the Alipur Chief Judicial Magistrate's Court yesterday th at placed him on a two-week remand.