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Five Bangladeshi terrorists might have entered India
These include Tamim Ahmed Chowdhury from Sylhet, a Canadian expatriate who is believed to be the coordinator of Islamic State in Bangladesh.
Online Desk
At least five Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) terrorists, whose names appear in the latest list handed over by Rapid Action Batallion (RAB) to Indian authorities, suspected to have sneaked into India, reports the Times of India.
Bangladesh Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan called on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Thursday.
These names, which came to surface a day before Bangladesh's home minister Asadullah Khan Kamal's visit to India, is a crucial part of Kamal's discussions with Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday, sources said. These include Tamim Ahmed Chowdhury from Sylhet, a Canadian expatriate who is believed to be the coordinator of Islamic State in Bangladesh.
Three days back, RAB has released names of 68 missing persons-all of them aged between 15 and 40 years, were missing since 2011. Among those, at least five are suspected to have sneaked into Indian territory crossing porous border with the neighbouring country. The alerts were there in Indian states like West Bengal, Assam and Meghalaya after the Gulshan attack in Bangladesh. But Bangladesh government, this time, has handed over the list of at least five JMB activists who are suspected to have crossed border and entered India. Two months back, Assam police busted a JMB camp in Chirang district, which was used for training purpose of local youths.
http://www.samakal.net/2016/07/30/7613
These include Tamim Ahmed Chowdhury from Sylhet, a Canadian expatriate who is believed to be the coordinator of Islamic State in Bangladesh.
Online Desk
At least five Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) terrorists, whose names appear in the latest list handed over by Rapid Action Batallion (RAB) to Indian authorities, suspected to have sneaked into India, reports the Times of India.
Bangladesh Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan called on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Thursday.
These names, which came to surface a day before Bangladesh's home minister Asadullah Khan Kamal's visit to India, is a crucial part of Kamal's discussions with Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday, sources said. These include Tamim Ahmed Chowdhury from Sylhet, a Canadian expatriate who is believed to be the coordinator of Islamic State in Bangladesh.
Three days back, RAB has released names of 68 missing persons-all of them aged between 15 and 40 years, were missing since 2011. Among those, at least five are suspected to have sneaked into Indian territory crossing porous border with the neighbouring country. The alerts were there in Indian states like West Bengal, Assam and Meghalaya after the Gulshan attack in Bangladesh. But Bangladesh government, this time, has handed over the list of at least five JMB activists who are suspected to have crossed border and entered India. Two months back, Assam police busted a JMB camp in Chirang district, which was used for training purpose of local youths.
http://www.samakal.net/2016/07/30/7613
