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Hathazari Madrasa Raid

Rab finds jihadi, training videos

Staff Correspondent, Ctg
It's a group of minor kids, each with an AK-47 rifle, standing in a line on a hillside. They suddenly start firing at something.
Don't think this is a scene from any foreign war or thriller movie. It's a video tutorial titled "We want Shariah: Say no to democracy".
Like this one, a lot of clips, mostly on training of different local and international terrorist outfits like ISIS, al-Nusrah Front, al-Qaeda and Ansarullah Bangla Team, were found in memory cards recovered from 12 detained madrasa students, said Rab officials at a press conference yesterday.
A team from Rab-7 during a raid on Thursday arrested them from Al Madrasatul Abu Bakar on the top floor of four-storey SK Safina Bhaban at Alipur under Hathazari upazila in Chittagong.
The youths, aged 18 to 23, were paraded during the press conference at the Rab-7 headquarters. The battalion has recommended quizzing them at the Taskforce for Interrogation (TFI) Cell in Dhaka, said Major Md Jahangir, commander of Rab-7.
The Rab officials recovered 12 memory cards from the detainees and a desktop computer, a laptop, five tablet PCs and 24 mobile phone sets from the madrasa.
In the memory cards, there were video files on training procedures of Bangladesh Army, Special Security Force (SSF), Hamas and Hezbollah guerrillas, airplane hijack, kidnapping and operation of arms including AK-47 and sniper rifles. A number of clips are on arms training for kids.
Other seized items too contained audio-video files and soft copies of books on jihad.
"We also found interviews and speeches of Osama bin Laden, Ayman
al-Zawahiri and other militant leaders, videos about oppression on Muslims in Iraq, Palestine and Myanmar, Afghan war, and bomb attacks," said Maj Jahangir.
Some eight others were held on suspicion from different floors of the building. They would be released as they were found innocent, he added.
Rab-7 Commanding Officer (CO) Lt Col Miftah Uddin Ahmed said they suspect poor students from different parts of the country were brought to the madrasa and indoctrinated into militancy in the name of Arabic and religious education.
The CO said the centre might have connections to the recently formed Sub-continent branch of al-Qaeda. The Rab, however, is yet to know it for sure.
A person named Fattah runs the centre but the Rab did not find him during the raid. Without going into details, officials said they were looking for the man.