Peelkhana carnage :Finger raised at Nanak, Alamgir    The investigators tasked with probing the carnage at the Peelkhana BDR headquarters in February are learnt to have pointed their fingers at some rising leaders of Awami League for their possible involvement in the brutal mayhem. Sources said that LGRD state minister Jahangir Kabir Nanak, Jubo League general secretary Mirza Azam MP and former state minister Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir MP had several rounds of talks with renegade BDR members before and after the mutiny which cost the lives of 54 army officers from general to captain. These three prominent persons of ruling Awami League played a prominent role during the series of negotiation with the leaders of the BDR mutineers. Detained BDR deputy assistant director Towhid reportedly told the investigators these three AL MPs had overt and covert contacts with some of the BDR mutineers.Meanwhile, Nanak was stated to have fallen sick suddenly with severe chest pain. He is now in Bangkok for treatment. Over one thousand BDR members have so far been arrested for their alleged involvement in the Peelkhana tragedy. Of them, 250 were interrogated several times during the remand. During the grilling, 40 BDR jawans have reportedly confessed their participation in the killing spree of the army officersOver 500 personnel of the Criminal Inverstigation Department ( CID) are now engaged in the investigation into the BDR carnage in various capacities . http://nation.ittefaq.com/issues/2009/04/11/news0515.htm |
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