After interrogating Siyam Hussain, an accused in the murder of Bangladesh MP Anwarul Azim Anar in Kolkata, police on Sunday recovered from the Kashipur area what they believe are skeletal bones of the slain MP. Hussain was arrested in Nepal on Monday and extradited on Friday. CID sources said that a team of investigators received information about the bones after they questioned Hussain on Saturday at the flat where Anar had been murdered. The main accused, a business partner of Anar identified as Akhtaruzzaman, holds a US passport and has fled to the US, according to the CID. He allegedly killed Anar with the help of local accomplices and escaped to the US via Kathmandu, Nepal. The 56-year-old MP of Bangladesh’s ruling Awami League was brutally killed, with his body cut into about 80 pieces to destroy evidence. He was in Kolkata for medical treatment on May 12, went incommunicado on May 17, according to a complaint filed by his acquaintance on May 18. He was allegedly murdered in a posh flat in the New Town area near Kolkata. A butcher, who was the first to be arrested in the case, allegedly dismembered the MP’s body and mixed the parts with turmeric before disposing of them at different places. According to the investigators, a rift between Anar and Akhtaruzzaman over gold smuggling could have led to the murder. Initial investigations revealed that Anar was apparently honey-trapped by a Bangladeshi model named Silasti Rahman, who is believed to be an acquaintance of one of his murderers and also have aided in his killing. The woman, a resident of Bangladesh’s Khulna district, allegedly lured the MP to his death and returned to her country with another key accused, Amanullah Khan. Rahman has reportedly been detained by the Bangladesh police. Anar had stayed at his acquaintance Gopal Biswas’s house on arrival in Kolkata. In his complaint, Biswas stated that Anar left the former’s Baranagar home for a doctor’s appointment on the afternoon of May 13, saying that he would be back home for dinner. The MP went incommunicado on May 17, according to Biswas. BDST: 1320 HRS, JUN 09, 2024MN : Please provide more context or information about what you would like to identify.

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After interrogating Siyam Hussain, an accused in the murder of Bangladesh MP Anwarul Azim Anar in Kolkata, police recovered skeletal bones believed to be of the slain MP from the Kashipur area. The main accused, Akhtaruzzaman, has fled to the US after allegedly killing Anar with local accomplices. The 56-year-old MP was brutally murdered, with his body dismembered and disposed of in different places. Investigations suggest a rift over gold smuggling between Anar and Akhtaruzzaman could have led to the murder. Anar was reportedly honey-trapped by a Bangladeshi model named Silasti Rahman, who aided in his killing. Rahman has been detained by Bangladesh police.

Recovery of Skeletal Bones Believed to Be of Slain MP Anar in Kolkata

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Following the interrogation of Siyam Hussain, an accused in the murder of Bangladesh MP Anwarul Azim Anar in Kolkata, police on Sunday made a significant discovery. From the Kashipur area, investigators recovered what they believe are skeletal bones of the slain MP.

Hussain, who was arrested in Nepal on Monday and extradited on Friday, provided crucial information during questioning at the site where Anar was murdered. The main accused, identified as Akhtaruzzaman, a business partner of Anar, is currently at large with a US passport and is believed to have fled to the US. It is alleged that he orchestrated the murder with the help of local accomplices before escaping to the US via Kathmandu, Nepal.

The 56-year-old MP of Bangladesh’s ruling Awami League met a gruesome fate, with his body dismembered into about 80 pieces to obliterate evidence. Anar, who was in Kolkata for medical treatment, went missing on May 17, leading to a complaint being filed by his acquaintance on May 18.

Reports suggest that the MP was murdered in a luxurious flat in the New Town area of Kolkata. The initial suspect, a butcher, allegedly cut up Anar’s body and mixed the parts with turmeric before disposing of them in various locations.

Investigators speculate that a disagreement between Anar and Akhtaruzzaman over gold smuggling could have been the motive behind the murder. Furthermore, it has been revealed that Anar may have been deceived by a Bangladeshi model named Silasti Rahman, who is suspected to have played a role in his demise.

Rahman, along with another key suspect named Amanullah Khan, reportedly fled to Bangladesh following the murder. However, recent reports indicate that Rahman has been apprehended by the Bangladesh police.

Anar had been staying at his acquaintance Gopal Biswas’s residence upon arriving in Kolkata. Biswas recounted that Anar left for a doctor’s appointment on the afternoon of May 13 but never returned, going incommunicado on May 17.

BDST: 1320 HRS, JUN 09, 2024
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