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Separate CID team to check call records of BDR suspects

Two mutiny suspects on remand

Court Correspondent
Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has formed a separate team to check up the call records of suspected BDR members in connection with the camage at BDR headquar-terson February 25-26.
The CID team led by an inspector was also assigned to monitor some of the phones of the suspects, a CID official seeking anonymity said, adding that like the CID, all the intelligence agencies are also checking the call lists and monitoring the records individually.
The CID team started its activities yesterday, sources said.
CID investigators are also verifying whether the outsiders took part in the massacre. So, they have been checking the call records of some of the suspected BDR personnel keeping in mind the involvement of outsiders.
In this regard, the CID has assigned one of its teams led by
an inspector to verify and monitor call records of the suspected BDR personnel.
When asked, Senior Assistant Police Super (ASP) of CID Abdul Kahar Akond, who is leading the investigation declined to make any comment, saying: “Until our investigation reaches a certain stage, we cannot make any comment on the involvement of outsiders."
Meanwhile, two more mutiny suspects were taken on a five-day remand yesterday for CID interrogation.
Metropolitan Magistrate Abdur Rahim passed the remand order after arrested BDR Nayek-Subedar Wali Ullah, 23, and Sepoy Al Masum, 33, were produced before the court fora 10-day remand.
Besides, 92 BDR men of different ranks and status were also shown arrested yesterday in the BDR mutiny case filed by Officer-in-Charge of Lalbagh Police Station Nabojyoti Khisha on February 28.
In the forwarding report, ASP Akond mentioned that the two in connivance with others killed a large number of BDR officials, including its DG Maj Gen Shakil Ahmed during the two-day mutiny.
So, they need to be remanded to find out their accomplices involved in the killings and looting valuables from the headquarters. he added.
The other 92 suspected mutineers shown arrested in the case were arrested from Ashulia and Darussalam areas on February 27 after they went into hiding.
Later, they were shown arrested under section 54 of the criminal procedure code (CrPC) and sent to jail after being produced before the CMM Court of Dhaka.
Earlier, six others, including prime accused DAD Syed Tauhidul Alam, were placed on remand forquestioning.
Talking to The Daily Star, the ASP said, "Our investigation is goingon fruitfully.”
Replying to another question, he said the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) members are yet to meet them.