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Ansarullah Bangla Team

Cops yet to find sources of funds

Staff Correspondent
Police were in the dark about the total number of members and the source of funding of militant group Ansarullah Bangla Team, even three days after the arrest of its kingpin, Muhammad Jasimuddin Rahmani.
Moshiur Rahman, additional deputy commissioner of Detective Branch of police, yesterday said, "We will try to find out the source of their funding by interrogating Jasimuddin on remand."
Detectives yesterday appealed to a Dhaka court, seeking to take him on a 10-day remand. According to them,
FROM PAGE 20 Jasimuddin masterminded the killing of blogger Ahmed Rajib Haider on February 15.
The court fixed August 27 for hearing of the petition. The court also directed the authorities to produce the arrestee, who is in Barguna jail since his arrest there on Monday, before it that day.
The day after his arrest, Barguna police submitted a petition before a district court seeking 10 days' remand.
Police there showed him arrested in a case for breaching the Information and Communication Technology Act, 2006, Habibur Rahman, sub-
inspector of Barguna Police Station, told The Daily Star.
The court will hear the remand petition on August 21, he said.
About the remand petition in Dhaka, Habibur said the arrestee could be handed over to the detectives upon the court order.
Meanwhile, a Dhaka court yesterday granted a six-day remand for Sadman Yaseer Mahmud in the Rajib murder case.
DB Inspector Mainul Haque produced Sadman before the court at 3:00pm and prayed for six days' remand, said court sources.
A student of North South University,
Sadman was arrested by detectives in the capital's Dhanmondi on Wednesday.
Unidentified assailants had hacked online activist Rajib to death in the capital's Pallabi.
Detectives had earlier arrested five students of North South University on March 1 in connection with the murder.
The arrestees in their confessional statements in a Dhaka court had claimed themselves to be activists of Ansarullah Bangla Team and described how they had planned and executed the killing, following information from Sadman and instigation by Jasimuddin.