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Seven-Murder in N'ganj

Tareque remanded for sixth time

Our Correspondent, Narayanganj
Former commanding officer of Rab-11 Lt Col Tareque Sayeed Mohammad was remanded for the sixth time yesterday since his arrest last month in connection with the gruesome seven-murder in Narayanganj.
Senior Judicial Magistrate KM Mohiuddin of the district placed the arrestee on a four-day remand in the case filed for killing senior lawyer Chandan Sarkar, one of the seven victims.
With the fresh remand, Tareque's remand period in two cases has totalled 34 days.
Police produced him before the magistrate in the afternoon seeking a five-day remand.
Tareque along with Maj Arif Hossain and Lt Commander MM Rana of Rapid Action Battalion (Rab)-ll was fired on May 6 for his alleged involvement in the incident. PROBE TEAM IN RAB OFFICES
A government-formed probe body yesterday visited the headquarters of Rab-11 in Narayanganj as part of its investigation into the seven-murder.
Members of the committee reached the office in Adamji on the outskirts of the city around 10:30am and stayed there for around two hours.
Later, they went to the Rab camp office in the town's Puraton Court area, said Lt Col Anwar Latif Khan, commanding officer of Rab-11.
The government in line with a High Court order formed the seven-member committee on May 7.
A Rab official, wishing not to be named, said the probe team visited the Rab office due to media reports that the sacks and ropes used in dumping the bodies in the Shitalakkhya were used by the elite force.
The committee members examined sacks and ropes at the Rab offices. They also checked register books at the two offices to learn how many vehicles had left the two offices on April 27 and when those returned.
The team also grilled some Rab personnel who were on duty on that day.
Also yesterday, Mortuza Zaman Churchill, a bodyguard of prime accused Nur Hossain, gave confessional statement to a Narayanganj court, said court sources.
On April 27, seven people, including Narayanganj panel mayor Nazrul Islam and senior lawyer Chandan Sarkar, were kidnapped from the Dhaka-Narayanganj link road.
Three days later, six bodies were found floating in the Shitalakkhya. The other body was recovered from the river the following day.