KALADAN NEWS
Dated:
July 29, 2004
A Suspected Informer of SPDC Held In Southern
Bangladesh
Ukhiya, July 29: Bangladesh
police arrested a young man from a bordering village
of Bangladesh suspecting of SPDC’s spy on July
26, 2004, according to our correspondent.
Abul Khair, (35) son of
Ahmed, hails from Gundhum, a bordering village; under
Naikhongchari Police Station of Chittagong
Hill Tracts, Bangladesh,
he further added.
On July 26, 2004, a team of
police led by Officer-in- Charge (OC) Sheik Abdul Mannan
of Ukhiya police station raided Abul
Khair’s house and arrested on allegation of leaking
secrete information and newspapers of Bangladesh
to Burma. Later
on, he was sent to Cox’s Bazar jail, a shopkeeper of Gundhum
village.
Police suspected that Abul Kahir
is involved in spying network for Burma
for a longtime, while he receives a huge amount of money from Burma
authorities. He is also involved in small business with Burma
to hide original spying networks, he further said.
According to local people, he has no ability to involve such kinds of
activities but some influential people, who were originally Burmese, now living
in Bangladesh
with a high respect are backing him. They left Burma
for Bangladesh
more than two decades back and never returned there. But now, they have access
to go to Burma
without taking permission from any authorities of Burma
and Bangladesh.
Even they can take parts in various occasions in Burma.
Local people also alleged that there are some Bangladeshi officials like N.
Palit, a former Assistant Super of
Police (ASP) of Ukhiya Police Station under Cox’s Bazar district, who was suspended by the government and was
put in prison in Chittagong
with a charge of anti-State activities.
Though the arrestee, Abul Kahir
is proved on his involvement in spying networks, some bordering intelligent
officials sided with him against the local people, said an elite villager of
Gundhum with anonymity. # #
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