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Car Smashed by Train

2 sued for carrying Nur Hossain's pistol

Staff correspondent
The police yesterday sued Nur-e-Alam Khan and AR Rahman Ansar for carrying a pistol licensed to Narayanganj seven-murder accused Nur Hossain in their car that a train smashed on the Malibagh level crossing on Friday.
The pistol with 12 bullets and another eight bullets presumably for a rifle had been recovered from the wreckage of the car.
Three men, including Hossain's brother-in-law Nur-e-Alam and associate Ansar, sustained injuries in the accident but went missing immediately. Two other car passengers -- a woman and a child -- escaped the collision unhurt.
Sub-inspector of Dhaka Railway Police Station Rafiqul Islam filed an arms case against Khan, who is on the run, and Ansar, who is undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Dhaka under police guard.
Meanwhile, Railway Deputy Assistant Engineer Abdul Matin Bhuiyan
filed a case against the duo for their negligence in crossing the railway track.
Two gatemen of the Malibagh rail gate - Akbar Hossain and Momin Hossain - were temporary suspended for their negligence in duty, said Subinspector Arefin Imam of the police station, investigation officer of the arms case.
"According to primary information, they delayed lowering the bar at the level crossing, allowing the car to
cross it "he said.
The car with Khan, Ansar and three other people on Friday afternoon slipped under the closing gate at the crossing and got hit by a train, witnesses said.
Discovering firearms in the wrecked car, police raided various hospitals and found Ansar in a critical condition in one private hospital while Khan went into hiding.
From the data provided by Narayanganj police regarding Nur Hossain's
licensed weapons, police found out that the pistol and bullets recovered from the car belonged to Hossain.
Nur Hossain, who made a dash for the Indian border after the murders, is now in a Kolkata jail in a case filed for illegal entry to the country.
Nur and his family members had 11 licensed weapons. The licences were cancelled following the murders in April.
Out of the 11 weapons, police had recovered nine. Two were missing.