CID charge sheet submission on BDR mutiny likely within 2 months

Criminal Investigation Department (CID) is likely to submit charge sheet within two months in the case relating to BDR mutiny and killing of army officers.
At a press briefing Thursday, commerce minister Lt Col Farukh Khan (Retd) said that after completing investigation in BDR mutiny case CID is expected to submit charge sheet by two months followed by trial.
Terming recent national inquiry report as incomplete he said although this report was good and submitted within short time but it was unable to unearth masterminds behind BDR mutiny requiring further in-depth inquiry.
In such a situation there is no alternative to CID report in terms of starting trial as well as public curiosity to know as who instigated BDR behind the scene in committing mutiny, he said.
About home ministry’s order to BDR soldiers to surrender arms and ammunitions to nearest police station, he said as many arms and ammunitions were looted and misused in various BDR sectors during mutiny, this circular has been issued to take account of those.
He clarified the matter saying that there are some ammunitions which may be out of order if packet is opened requiring to know position of those ammunitions right now. But he said BDR personnel entrusted with border security and BOPs will have their arms and ammunitions.
Asked whether his previous statement that anti-liberation force has link with BDR mutiny has been substantiated by arrest of Nasiruddin Pintu, he said, “He has been arrested as per law and I see nothing new in this arrest.”
About his Turkey visit, he said, that country would like to invest in sectors of power, aircraft and shipping in Bangladesh whereas it would like to import garments and medicine.
He said after parliament session is over Bangladesh will claim its share of compensation as assured by developed countries in their G-20 meeting to assist under developed countries affected by global economic recession.

Courtesy of The Bangladesh Today