After the Khagragarh
blast took place around a year ago where two Jamat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh
terrorists were accidentally killed while making bombs, six people today were
detained by the West Bengal Police in Jamalpur Village, which is again in the
Burdwan district and has barely half an hour distance from Khagragarh.
According to
the west Bengal police, the six persons were identified as Sk Irfan, Sakil
Ahmed, Salim, Sk Asrafuddin, Abu Akhtar, Sk Shahrukh are residents of Topsia in
Tiljala area of South-Eastern Kolkata. This treacherous incident took place in
the early hours of Monday in Jamalpur village when the Burdwan district police
noticed a white car with a sticker on its bumper display ‘Government of India,
Ministry of Defence’ in it. Doubts raised as officials noticed a Kolkata
registration number of the car written in golden as they stopped the vehicle.
“They gave
incoherent answers and were detained for questioning” police sources said
adding they did not have any identity proof or any valid documents to prove
that they were defence personnel. This incident threw the lid off to terrorist
proceedings within the state as recently last year a Trinamool leader and his
son were arrested from Garden Reach area of Kolkata on charges of their ISI
connection. A Bangladeshi was arrested early this year while taking photographs
of the Army Command Hospital at Alipore in South Kolkata.
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