Prothom-alo24.com Desk
Dhaka: A court in Panchagarh placed three members of Jama'at-ul
Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) each on 18-day remand in the case of killing a
priest in Debiganj upazila of Panchagarh district.
Senior judicial
magistrate Marjia Khatun of Debiganj Amoli Adalat passed the order on Saturday
(February 27) after hearing the remand petition.
Court sources said investigating officer of the cases and
Debiganj thana
officer-in-charge (OC) Aiyub Ali sought 20-day remand for each in two cases.
After
hearing the petitions, the court granted 10-day remand each for the trio in
murder case and 8-day each for explosives case.
During
the time, Public Prosecutor Aminur Rahman was present in the court.
Remanded
accused are Hares (32) of Sundardighi union, Ramjan Ali (20) of Dandapaal union
and Alamgir Hossain (30) of sadar union of Debiganj upazila.
They
all are member of banned outfit Jama'at-ul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), said police.
On
February 26, police, in a drive, detained the three accused, including
mastermind of the killing of a priest in Debiganj upazila.
During
the drive, the lawmen seized two pistols, three magazines, one grenade, two
cocktails, five round bullets and three knives.
On
Monday (February 22), three people were detained for their alleged link to the
killing. They are JMB members Khalilur Rahman (55) and Babul Hossaon (35) and
Islami Chhatra Shibir activist Jahangir Alam (35).
Later,
they each were placed on 15-day remand in the murder case.
Following
the information given by the trio during remand, a team of police conducted the
drive and detained mastermind of the killing mission and two others.
On
February 21, miscreants slit the throat of head priest the Santo Gauria temple
Jogeswar Dasadhikari, with sharp weapons.
Source:
Banglanews