Foreigners� killings

Names of instigators to be made public, says home minister

Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan yesterday reiterated that the names of those who have the instigated the killings of the two foreign nationals in Dhaka and Rangpur will be disclosed very soon, reports UNB.
The minister came up with the remarks while talking to reporters at the Secretariat.
Appreciating the role of law enforcement agencies, the Home minister said they had successfully brought all the perpetrators under the purview of law in the past.
As reporters asked him about his previous commitment to disclose the names of those killed the foreign nationals within two days, Khan said, “I never do any work within a timeframe”.
Khan also declined to disclose any name of the instigators saying that the matter is still under investigation, but reaffirmed that everyone involved in the killing missions will be hunted down.
Earlier, chairman of Nitol-Niloy Group Abdul Matlub Ahmad, also the president of Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI), handed over four pickup vans.

Foreigners� killings

Names of instigators to be made public, says home minister

Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan yesterday reiterated that the names of those who have the instigated the killings of the two foreign nationals in Dhaka and Rangpur will be disclosed very soon, reports UNB. The minister came up with the remarks while talking to reporters at the Secretariat. Appreciating the role of law enforcement agencies, the Home minister said they had successfully brought all the perpetrators under the purview of law in the past. As reporters asked him about his previous commitment to disclose the names of those killed the foreign nationals within two days, Khan said, I never do any work within a timeframe. Khan also declined to disclose any name of the instigators saying that the matter is still under investigation, but reaffirmed that everyone involved in the killing missions will be hunted down. Earlier, chairman of Nitol-Niloy Group Abdul Matlub Ahmad, also the president of Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI), handed over four pickup vans.