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The arrested woman was identified as Bibi Kulsum alias Kunsu. The 45-year-old woman’s home is located at the Noarbila junction of Lohagara upazila in Chittagong.
Police said the wealthy Kulkum, who used to go to the city to work as a domestic worker, was not even on the minds of its inhabitants. They knew he would go to town from time to time.
It is known that after her arrest, Kulsum came to Chittagong city and presented herself as helpless and took a job as a servant in an aristocratic family. After robbing there for a few days, he returned to the village. He did not give his real name and address while accepting the job.
Kulsum was last arrested on the charge of burglary at Ghatfarhadbeg’s home in the city, where she mentioned Hasina Begum, the address given by Katharia Union of Banshkhali Upazila.
Kotwali Police Station OC Mohammad Mohsin told bdnews24.com that on November 3, a resident of the Ghatfarhadbeg area filed a case with the police alleging that 50 bags of jewelry and 200,000 rupees of cash had been stolen from his House. He blamed his housekeeper for this.
After a month and a half of investigation, the domestic worker was arrested in the Noarbil area of Lohagara upazila on December 16. Her name is Bibi Kulsum.
Kulsum Begum was arrested
The Kotwali SI Ayub Uddin Police Station, which is investigating the case, said Kulsum took refuge in a beggar’s home in the Tulatli area of the Bakalia Police Station in November last year. He stayed at home for about three months, although he said he would go to work somewhere.
Although he had a mobile SIM, Kulsum found a SIM from that house to communicate. With that he used to communicate with others except his family members.
Kulsum left the house a few days after the confinement began and wants to return at the end of October. But he could not find a place in the house and lived as a sublet in another house next door.
SI Ayub said: “The house they lived in in Tulatali is in Banshkhali upazila. Using his address and mobile number, Kulsum got a job at Ghatfarhadbeg’s house. And the woman through whom she worked in Ghatfarhadbeg’s house told her that she was helpless because her husband had kicked her out of the house. “
The police officer said they had to gain a lot of speed to catch Kulsum. “We had to carry out raids in different places, including Bakalia and Banshkhali,” he said. His address had to be identified using information technology. “
Kotwali Police Station in Chittagong
OC Mohsin said that police recovered 20 gold ornaments and 140,000 taka in cash from Kulsum’s home at the time of his arrest.
Even after his arrest, he tried to confuse the police with various types of information. When asked about gold ornaments, he mentioned the names of various gold shops. But our investigation and questioning of the store owners proved them wrong. “
On December 16, the police arrested Kulsum and interrogated him. At that time another three and a half lakhs were recovered from his home.
OC Mohsin said: “He kept the stolen money, the gold decorations under the bed in the house and several pots and pans.”
He said: “It seems from his behavior that Kulsum has caused more work of this kind. But the cunning Kulsum is avoiding a lot. “
According to the police, Kulsum’s husband lives in Saudi Arabia and their son lives in Dubai.
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