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52 BDR men remanded, 40 shown held

Court Correspondent
Fifty-two BDR jawans were placed on remand, 40 of whom shown arrested yesterday at the Pilknana headquarters.
The investigators recorded the statements of 50 other jawans, six family members of killed BDR officers, and recovered the wallet of assassinated director general of BDR Maj Gen Shakil Ahmed from Pilkhana
The Court of Metropolitan Magistrate Rashed Kabir placed (he 52 jawans on five-day remand each in connection with the carnage after they were Siroduced before it with prayers or 10-day remand each. This is the first time such a large number of BDR jawans were placed on remand together for interrogation.
Senior Assistant Superintendent of Police Abdul Kanar Akand. the investigation officer of the case, told The Daily Star. "The 40 jawans were shown arrested after verifying CCTV and TV footage and other information received from various sources. “
With yesterday's tally, a total of 1.013 BDR men and civilians were shown arrested in the case filed with Lalbagh Police Station on February' 28. The case was transferred to New Market Police Station earlier this month.
ASP Fazlul Kabir of Criminal Investigation Department (CID), an investigator of the case, said they recorded the statements of 50 BDR jawans yesterday.
We will record statements of all 7,500 BDR men now staying at Pilkhana." he said, adding, "The statements of six family members of killed BDR personnel were recorded at the Old Officers' Mess in Dhaka Cantonment.
"Earlier, we recorded statements of some family members of the deceased and gradually many others like them will have their statements recorded."
Col Rcza-nur Rahman, additional director general of Rapid Action Battalion, told The Daily Star the wallet of the assassinated BDR DG was found next to a wall close to a school.
The wallet was found with two credit cards and some visiting cards in it." he said, adding that it was handed over to CID
Meanwhile, the Court of Metropolitan Magistrate ordered to send rune other arrestees to jail after they were produced before the court on completion of their five-day remand.
Besides, 20 other BDR jawans were shown arrested in the case and produced before the court The court sent them to jail following the investigation officer sprayer.
The arrestees who are now-on remand are havildar Ashraf Ali, lance nayeks Mohammad Shafi, Abdul Jabbar, Hossain Ali. Hashem Ali. Ahmed Hossain, sepoys Sohel Rana. Alauddin, Kliain.il Islam, Tauhid Hassan, Mizanur Rahman, Nurul Islam, Kamal Hossain. Majid Sheikh. Jahangir Hossain. Mohammad Parvez, Uching Marina. Chandra Nath. Anwar Hossain, Atiqur Rahman, Akram Hossain. Shahidul Islam. Ruhul Amin, Milon Miah, lofazzal Hossain, Abdur Razzak. Akbar Hossain, Mizanur Rahman, Moazzcm Hossain, Montu Chandra Roy. Zahirul Islam, cook Saidur Rahman, lance nayek Syed Enamul Haque, subedar Ramendra Nath Biswas, sepoys Ziknil Haque, Rabiul Islam. Monzurul Haque, Syed Anwarul Hossain, Lenin Chakma, Shafiqul Islam. Alamgir Kabir, Ziauddin Bablu. Tariqul Islam, Mosharraf Hossain. Jobayer Hossain, Abdur Razzak, Motahar Hossain, signal men Shariful Islam, Mofizul Islam, Agnishwar Das, Shamsul Haque and sweeper Kamnil Islam.
The CID has so far taken 190 BDR jawans and several civilians on remand for interrogation.
Earlier, 25 jawans gave confessional statements to magistrates admitting their involvement in the camage.