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MP Anar Murder

WB CID to conduct forensic test to identify collected flesh

Published : Saturday, 1 June, 2024 at 12:00 AM  Count : 161

West Bengal CID is going for forensic investigation to establish whether it is human flesh and part of the dismembered body of the Bangladesh MP.

Police also said that they may conduct DNA tests of the blood specimen found in the flat to confirm that the politician was murdered.
The West Bengal CID is also examining the CCTV footages along the routes suspected to have been taken by the assailants in disposing off Anars body parts.

West Bengal CID has formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the murder of lawmaker Anwarul Azim Anar in Kolkata.
CID (Criminal Investigation Department) sources said the SIT would be headed by an officer of Inspector General rank and include three DIGs. They will be helped by a dozen other police officers, source said.

The search for the MPs body parts continued as officers of West Bengal CID and detectives of Dhaka Metropolitan Police grilled the arrested butcher Jihad Howladar to get more details about the crime, an officer said.

"Our search is on in the canal. A few more samples have been collected from the sewage lines of the building where the MP was last seen entering. We are sending them for examination," the officer said.

The detectives were also trying to find out more information from his mobile phones call history.

"The only idea to crack the phone call details is to get the number of the main conspirator who is sitting somewhere in the USA. If we can spot his last location, that might help us understand the route he took to flee after committing the crime," he said.



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