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Outlaws trying to regroup in Kushtia, Chuadanga

AMANUR Aman, Kushtia
The operatives of outlawed Purbo Bangla Communist party (PBCP-Janajuddho) and Gono Mukti Fouz (GMF) are trying to regroup in Kushtia and Chuadanga districts, police sources said.
Police conducted drives in different areas of the two districts on Friday and Saturday nights and arrested five cadres of the two banned outfits. Of them, three were arrested in Kushtia while the rest in Chuadanga.
"Some members of the outlawed parties reappeared in few areas of the districts to regroup their cadres," said Mofiz Uddin Ahmed,
superintendent of police (SP) in Kushtia.
Law enforcers will foil any such attempt of the outlaws, the police superintendent added.
Three outlaws, arrested in Kushtia on Friday night, are Faruk Seikh, 40, of G o p o g r a m village, Sahidullah, 47, of Helalpur village and Badar Seikh, 52, of Phulbaria village in Khoksa upazila. Police said the three are cadres of Gono Mukti Fouz (GMF) and listed criminals.
Faruk and Badar were wanted in two extortion cases filed with Khoksa Police Station, police said.
"The outlaws were work-
ing to regroup the cadres in different areas of the upazila under the leadership of Bodiar Rahman, an elected member of Joyantihazra Union Parishad under the upazila" SP Mofiz Uddin Ahmed said, adding that police is looking for him.
In Chuadanga, police arrested two cadres of the janajuddho faction of outlawed Purbo Bangla Communist party from a graveyard at Charu I ia village under Damurhuda upazila during the drive.
Sikder Moshiur Rahman, officer-in-charge of Damurhuda Police Station, said they arrested the outlaws, raiding the graveyard
at around 11:30pm on Saturday.
"Sensing the presence of the law enforcers, some other PBCP members managed to flee," the OCsaid.
The arrestees are Zeker Ali, 35, son of Ruhul Islam, and Bashu Mia, 32, son of Minarul Islam. Both hail from Charulia village.
Zeker and Bashu are accused in 11 cases, including four for murder, filed with different police stations in Chuadanga, police said.
They returned to the area recently and were trying to regroup the cadres of the outfit, OC Mashiur Rahman further said.