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Interpol urged to help bring back Bangabandhu killers

Sahara Khatun makes the request in Singapore confce

UNB, Dhaka
The government sought Interpol help in bringing back from abroad the fugitive killers of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, as the trial of the murder case is now at the final stage.
Home Minister Sahara Khatun, now attending the 78th Interpol conference-in Singapore, placed the request with the Paris-based International Police yesterday.
She sought the cooperation while addressing the conference in the morning, according to a message received in the city.
Six of the condemned killers - Lt Col (Retd) Knondoker Abdur Rashid, Lt Col (Retd) Noor Chowdhury, Lt Col (Retd) Shariful Islam Dalim, Lt Col (Retd) Rashid Chowdhury, Captain (Retd) Majed and Resalder Musleh Uddin, Who were convicted in absentia -- are hiding in foreign countries.
Five of the condemned ex-army officers, who are now in jail, have filed a ppeals. .against.jh^.yd££th sentences. Their appeal hearings are now going on at the Supreme Court.
In her speech, the home minister mentioned that some of the convicted killers' of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman are absconding in different countries of the world.
"Interpol Bangladesh has issued Red Notices against those convicted killers. Bangladesh seeks Interpol assistance in this regard," she said in a plea for their extradition.
Stating that crime has been globalised in the age of globalisation, Sahara Khatun said criminals and terrorists across the globe through effective utilisation of advanced scientific devices are building criminal networks comprising money, technological sophistication, arms and terror.
"This has to be tackled globally through forging global unity among law-enforcement communities," she told the police meet.
The home minister emphasised the need to deal effectively with international crime syndicates and terror networks through sharing actionable intelligence and adopting preventive policing with an accent on cbmrtulnity-based policing
models.
She also underscored the need for the appropriate enforcement of laws to combat terrorist activities.
Referring to various initiatives of Bangladesh government under the leadership of Prime Minster Sheikh Hasina, she said the government has taken multidimensional approaches to dealing with organised crime, such as enactment of new anti-terrorism law and money laundering law, the strengthening of the lawenforcing agencies and creation of awareness among people through mass media.
Since 1989, Bangladesh Police has played a vital role in international peacekeeping missions, the home minister said and called for recruiting more women members of Bangladesh Police in UN Peacekeeping Missions.
This was the first ministerial-level meeting of the 187-member Interpol, which began on Sunday.
Sahara is leading a six-member Bangladesh delegation that includes IGP Noor Mohammad, Additional Secretary (Home Ministry) Golam Hossain and Additional IG (CID) Shah Jamal Raj.