The incident is similar to a telephone conversation.

DHAKA: Monirul Islam, additional commissioner of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) and head of the Counter-Terrorism and Transnational Unit (CTTC), said that a telephone conversation found in relation to bus fires in different parts of the city was being analyzed. capital.

He spoke at a function at the office of the Bangladesh Crime Reporters Association (CRAB) in Segundobagicha, the capital, on Friday (November 13).

DMP Additional Commissioner Monirul Islam inaugurated the ‘City Bank-Crab Children’s Music, Rhyme / Poetry and Drawing Contest’ at Dhaka Reporters’ Unity Nasrul Hamid Auditorium and CRAB office.

Monirul Islam said: “We have received a phone call about the sudden fire of a bus in various places in the capital.” That is being analyzed. Attempts are being made to identify those who spoke. This phone call will serve as important evidence in the case.

The additional DMP commissioner said that the BNP and Chhatra Dal had organized a procession in the Bhatara area, during which two people were arrested while destroying a vehicle. They also marched to the National Press Club and Naya Paltan. This was followed by arson. Therefore, BNP leaders and activists may be involved in these incidents.

“There are similarities between the incidents of setting the bus on Thursday and the incidents of 2014-15,” he said, adding that police were investigating who started the fire. Just as people were terrified of the incidents that took place at that time six years ago, city dwellers were terrified of the sudden bus fire on Thursday. This is bound to happen. Police were also surprised by the sudden burning of so many buses. We are working to find out who is involved in these incidents. The campaign continues.

Crab Chairman Abul Khair chaired the contest organized in collaboration with City Bank Limited under the motto ‘Anka Anki Gaan Gai Path Kori Chhara Kabita’.

Present on the occasion were former and current leaders of the organization, members, guests and competing children.

Bangladesh time: 2124 hours, November 13, 2020
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