Bangladesh MP Mohammad Anwarul Azim, who went missing in Kolkata for treatment, has been found. The three-time Awami League MP had been missing for the past eight days.
Police finally found him. His body was found in Newtown, Kolkata.
There are clear signs that the diplomatic relations between the two countries will be affected. It is still unknown who killed him and for what reason. Police have launched an investigation.
The MP from Bangladesh’s Jhenaidah-4 constituency on the Indian border came to Kolkata on May 12 for treatment. He has since lost contact with his family. His phone had been switched off since May 14
The MP’s wife contacted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The Bangladesh Prime Minister’s Office then contacted the Bangladesh Embassy in Kolkata, Delhi.
The victim was identified as 20-year-old Arun Kumar, a resident of Bangladesh, who was arrested on Wednesday. His body was recovered on Wednesday.
After arriving in Kolkata, he went to the house of a long-time friend named Gopal Biswas in Baranagar.
After staying there for two days, he left on May 14 and went somewhere for special reasons and said he would return that day but did not return.
The MP did not return the next day and approached the police. After his body was recovered today, another fact came to light.
The MP rented a luxury mansion in New Town, Kolkata. There were several other people there with a female friend. It is not known who killed him and why.
The MP is also accused of being involved in a syndicate of counterfeit gold and money supply. He is also alleged to have controlled the gold smuggling route from Dhaka to India.
He also controls a large syndicate in the export of illegal money from Dhaka and other foreign nations.
He is also accused of embezzling a large amount of money while exporting money to an Indian. Therefore, the syndicate is suspected to be involved in his murder.
The Bangladesh MP had been missing for 5 days
The MP left the house at 1:41 pm but his family had not heard from him since then.
According to police sources, the MP was with a female companion and three others at his luxury residence Sanjiba Garden in New Town. The flat where the MP was killed belonged to an officer of the excise department.
The MP was allegedly killed at his luxury residence. The Bangladesh Awami League MP came to India from Bangladesh for neuropathy treatment.
The MP’s family has not been able to contact him since May The MP’s daughter lodged a complaint with the Bangladesh Police Station.
However, the MP’s daughter is also in Kolkata now. Gopal Biswas had lodged a missing persons report with the Baranagar police station on May Police launched an investigation on the basis of the source.
After five days of no information, Bangladesh’s intelligence agencies launched an investigation into the MP. The investigating agency contacted India.
The initial impression of the police is that MP Azim was killed. However, the administration had not received any clear information about the police. The MP’s phone rang but no one answered.
Sources said the men, including the MP, left in a blue car. The matter was then reported to the police.
A special investigation team including IB, STF officers, Barakpur and Vidhan Nagar police commissioners is monitoring the scene. Investigators are also examining CCTV footage.
The investigation team is also monitoring who came to meet the MP. According to preliminary information, the MP was accompanied by several companions but fled the scene after the incident.
However, there are questions whether the MP was summoned and killed.
The Bangladesh MP, who went missing after arriving in Kolkata for treatment, was initially suspected of being kidnapped
Kolkata police and Bangladesh detective police have been searching for the MP for the past eight days but no trace of him has been found.
Kolkata police have also formed a special task force to track down the MP. The STF has received information about his recent presence in Muzaffarabad in Uttar Pradesh.
Police suspect he was kidnapped. The kidnappings are linked to a syndicate involved in the smuggling of hundi and gold.
The syndicate first kidnapped him and took him from Kolkata to Bihar.
A source in the detective branch of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police said the DB police have collected personal information of MP Azim for several reasons. The MP is accused of controlling the hundi syndicate.
He is also accused of controlling the smuggling of gold from Dhaka to India. He also controls a large syndicate in the export of illegal money from Dhaka and other foreign countries.
He is also accused of embezzling a large amount of money while exporting money to an Indian.
Therefore, police suspect that the syndicate is behind his abduction. However, whether this suspicion is true or not will be known after his rescue.
The STF has not been able to concentrate on the rescue operation as the Lok Sabha elections are underway in India, a DB official told reporters.
Dhaka Metropolitan Detective Police chief and DMP additional commissioner Haroon-ur-Rashid said, “I came to know about the matter two days ago.
An Indian gentleman who is known to the MP,telephoned me and informed me that the MP could not be found.
After learning this, I contacted the Indian Special Task Force. I have also spoken to senior police officers including police stations in India.
Anwarul Azim had a Bangladeshi and an Indian number. On May 16, around 7 a.m., two calls went from his number.
One of the calls came to his PA and the other went to Jenaidah District Awami League General Secretary Saidul Karim Mintu.
But none of them could answer the call. With the help of the Indian Police, we have learned that the latest location of Anwarul Azim’s Indian number is Muzaffarabad, aka Uttar Pradesh.
Above all, we are also investigating. Anwarul Azim occasionally turns on and off the phone he uses.
Who is doing this, whether he is the victim of any blackmail is all being taken seriously.
We are in constant communication with the Indian Police. The Indian Police has also cooperated a lot.
The CID team arrived in Bangladesh to interrogate those caught in the ‘murder’ of the parliamentarian
CID detectives reached Dhaka on Thursday. Many questions remain unanswered about the ‘murder’. The detectives will go to Bangladesh and interrogate the arrested in search of him.
On Thursday, the CID arrested a young suspect from West Bengal in connection with this incident. His name is Juber. He is said to be a resident of the border area.
According to CID sources, a person accused of ‘murder’ met this Zuber. Why he was met, whether he had anything to do with Azim’s ‘disappearance’, is being investigated.
Detectives want to collect information from Bangladesh about that.
The CID investigation revealed that the accused had moved here long before Azim came to Kolkata. It is believed that they planned the ‘murder’ while sitting in the city.
The two accused were staying at a hotel in Kolkata’s Sadar Street from May 2 to May 13. Note that Azim came to Kolkata on 12th.
In other words, the two accused had arrived in Kolkata at least 10 days before his arrival. They left the hotel a day after Azim arrived.
According to the detectives, the accused planned the murder from the city for these 10 days.
The main question in front of the CID now, where is Azim’s body? How was it ‘deleted’? Who is the ‘mastermind’ behind the whole plan?
What is the reason for the ‘murder’ and is anyone from West Bengal involved in this incident in any way.
Detectives will go to Bangladesh and interrogate the arrested to find the answer to this question. Information will also be collected from Bangladesh Police.
Azim came to Kolkata for treatment on May 12. First he went up to a friend’s house in Barahnagar. He disappeared after two days from there.
Not being able to contact him, the friend filed a missing diary on May 18. Concerned family members contacted the Bangladesh government.
From there contact is made with the Government of India. After that, the search for the member of parliament began.
According to the police, Azim was in an elite housing flat in New Town. There are still ‘bloodstains’ on the corner of the bed, next to the door.
An empty packet of gloves was also found from the flat. In the CCTV footage of the residence, a few people were seen leaving with trolley bags.
The investigators are looking into whether Azim’s body was ‘lost’ in that bag or not.
According to them, many questions can be answered if you go to Bangladesh and talk to the administration there and interrogate the detainees.
3 people arrested for the murder of Bangladeshi MP Azim
The car was rented through a broker. The three Bangladeshi assailants started using the rented car from April 30. This information was found in the interrogation of the driver of the car.
A few days before the murder, they went to various shopping malls and retail stores in the city in that car.
On the 13th, the MP was taken from Baranagar to Newtown flat in that car. Later on the 14th, three people left the flat and got into the car at different times. After that, the trio probably returned to Bangladesh.
Blood stains were found on the corner of the bed in the bedroom of that flat. Traces of blood were found near the door and shoe prints were also found there. Police believe that the body was cut in the kitchen.
However, no trace of blood was found in the kitchen. Washed and cleaned there. A packet of hand gloves was found under the bed, although there were no gloves in it, according to police sources.
The initial assumption of the police was that he was thrown into the corner of the bed and strangled to death with a sharp weapon so that he could not fight in any way.
That’s why there are blood stains. After that it was taken from there to the kitchen. At that time there were seven people including the MP in that room.
That’s why there are blood stains. After that it was taken from there to the kitchen. At that time there were seven people including the MP in that room.
‘Murderers’ seek forbidden sex
Attaruzzaman left this state before the murder after planning the murder. First goes to Bangladesh. It is assumed that he fled from there to another country.
One of the three arrested in Bangladesh is Shilasti Rahman, a woman. After the murder, the young woman named Amanullah and Shilasti left the flat together on the 14th.
Apart from Aktaruzzaman, Amanullah, Faizal and Shilast, the names of three names like Mustafizur, Jihad and Saim have come up.
Two Newmarketers along with Mustafizur went up to Hotel Plaza. It was learned that Jihad and Saim were trespassing illegally. Finally, Faizal left the flat on May 18.
Faizal and Mustafizur stayed at this hotel at 10 Sadar Street. They checked in at 10:50 PM on May 2nd. At the register they give the address of Comilla at the time of check in.
They give copy of Bangladeshi passport as check in document. Hotel Agagora is covered by CCTV. Even the room they were in, Deluxe Room 12A, has CCTV coverage in the front corridor.
Police from New Market police station took away all the documents and the hard disk of the CCTV camera. Sensational information on the death of a Bangladeshi MP in Kolkata.
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A large sum of money was paid for the murder of the MP. After the arrest of three people, more information of the Bangladesh Police in the interrogation. Aktaruzzaman alias Shaheen is an original chakri.
Aktaruzzaman gave betel nut to those arrested for murdering the MP. Aktaruzzaman rented a flat in Newtown, according to police sources.
Hotel cleaner Amar Naik arranged a car. The two went to a forbidden village in North Kolkata with the car in the evening the next day after checking in. He used to go out in the morning with a hired car.
Back at night. He used to walk outside all day. Bought two new trolley bags while here. Meanwhile, one day he asked the duty manager to arrange a vehicle to go to the border area.
‘Who killed the father? I will leave after seeing the end
Daughter Mumtarin Ferdous (Dorin) is coming to India after the death of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim.
Dorin said that the last time he spoke to his father was before coming to India. The girl told Prothom Alo that the father told her, ‘I am going to India, I will come in two days.
You should see a dentist, two teeth are in trouble. I will take you, you do not go. If your doctor calls, he will say that father will come back from India and take it. you stay I come.’
But Anwarul Azim could not keep talking. On the 13th, he left home to see a doctor at noon. An acquaintance of Gopal dropped him in a car in front of a school not far from his house.
Apart from the driver, there was one person in that car. The vehicle was traced to the Newtown area. On May 13, Gopal Biswas got a message from Anwarul on his mobile after going out to show Dakrat.
It was informed that Anwarul was going to Delhi. He will contact you when he reaches there. No need to call.
Meanwhile, on May 15, another WhatsApp message came from Anwarul’s phone. Anwarul’s arrival in Delhi was informed there.
On May 16, a call was received from Anwarul’s number to his close aide Abdur Rauf’s number, according to the GD. But he could not pick up the phone. After calling back, Anwarul’s phone could not be reached.
The next day on May 17, MP’s daughter called and said that she could not find her father. Incidentally, Bangladesh police have detained 2 suspected Bangladeshi nationals in this incident.