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Army Probe

Media reports misleading, says Ashraf

Star Report
Misleading information was published in some newspapers about the army probe report on the BDR camage, said LGRD and Cooperatives Minister Syed Ashraful Islam yesterday.
"We are protesting it and urging all not to spread misleading information,' he told reporters at Bangladesh Secretariat He, however, did not saywhat was the misleading
SEE PAGE 15 COL 1 FROM PAGE 1 information but admitted that he does not have the army probe report, our staff correspondentreports.
Quoting the army probe report, a number of newspapers recently reported involvement of some Awami League (AL) lawmakers in the incident
Ashraful said it appears from the newspaper reports that the enquiry report was half-done, UNBadds.
On the government's probe into the incident, he said, "We will have to see who would be the beneficiaries, what would be the consequences, who were involved with the camage," adding that all BDR men were not involved in the incident.
He said they did not get any report from any probe committee. He urged all not to misinterpret the reports on the BDR camage.
On his Sunday's comment thatTk 15 crore was allocated by a vested quarter to spread confusion about the BDR mutiny, Syed Ashraf said they got the information from their own sources. "We know the names but we do not want to disclose now. We are watching them, "he said.
Meanwhile, Commerce Minister Faruk Khan yesterday questioned the veracity of newspaper reports on the findings of the army probe of the BDR camage, claiming that the newspaper reports are based on speculations, UNB rep«_ ts.
"Only the investigators know about the findings of the probe and I think the newspaper reports were based on speculations," said Faruk who has been assigned to coordinate the enquiry committees formed to investigate the BDR massacre.
Faruk said the coordination committee would today receive reports from subcommittees working to make recommendations on restructuring BDR.
"The reports would make recommendations on restructuring BDR, its new name, uniform, laws and mono," the commerce minister said, adding that the committee would sit soon with the reports and place those before the government after necessary scru tiny.
"The government wants to modernise the BDR through required changes so that it can work as a modem force in line with the present necessity," he added.