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7 bomb makers held with 8kg explosives

Staff Correspondent
Detectives arrested seven people for possessing eight kilograms of explosives from a house in the capital's Khilgaon area on Sunday afternoon.
A team of Detective Branch of police raided a four-storey building at Purba Goran around 4:30 pm and arrested them from the garret, said Monirul Islam, joint commissioner of Detective Branch, DMP.
He was talking to reporters at a press briefing at DMP Media Centre in the capital yesterday.
The arrestees are Iqbal Hossain Rana, a former Chhatra Dal leader, Monir, Babu, Sohel, Ripon, Manik and Rubel.FROM PAGE 16
The commissioner said Monir, Babu and Sohel had expertise in making crude bombs while Ripon, a rickshaw puller, used to supply those to bomb throwers in the city.
The two others, Manik and Rubel, used to blast the bombs, he said.
Hurling crude and petrol bombs at public establishments has become a common occurrence during the ongoing hartals and blockades across the country.
Hundreds of people had already suffered shrapnel wounds and burns in arson attacks while many met an agonising death.
At the press briefing, the DB joint commissioner said, "We are trying to arrest the gang members. We had information that they [arrestees] had collected 50 kgs of explosives.
"They had already used 42 kgs of explosives to make bombs which were delivered and blasted. With the seized explosives, they could make around 1,500 crude bombs," he added.
Monirul said the gang received training from a leader of Islami Ghhatra Shibir and used to carry out subversive activities following the direction of a Chhatra Dal leader.
He, however, did not disclose the names of Shibir and Chhatra Dal leaders.
According to the Police Headquarters, around 1,617 crude bombs were blasted and 386 were recovered from different places across the country only in first 18 days of this month.
On December 20 and 21, Rapid Action Battalion recovered 132 crude bombs and huge bomb-making materials from the Geneva Camp in the capital's Mohammadpur.
Sources in the law enforcement agencies said some unscrupulous people alongside the political cadres are getting involved in making and selling crude bombs.