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US-Bangladesh citizen Akhtaruzzaman orchestrated the cold-blooded murder of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar in Kolkata, involving gold smuggling and a gruesome aftermath where the victim's body was chopped and packed into suitcases for disposal

In a shocking development out of Kolkata, the recent murder of Bangladeshi Member of Parliament Anwarul Azim Anar has been linked to a complex web of gold smuggling involving US-Bangladesh citizen Akhtaruzzaman, also known as Shaheen. This case has uncovered not only the intricacies of international crime but also highlighted the dangerous overlap of politics and illegal trade.
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Anwarul Azim Anar, a respected member of the Bangladeshi parliament, was tragically found deceased on May 13th in Kolkata, where he had traveled for medical purposes. West Bengal police have disclosed that Azim Anar and Akhtaruzzaman were purportedly embroiled in a clandestine gold smuggling operation based in the city. The initial suspicion that this murder was connected to their illicit activities has yet to be formally acknowledged by either Indian or Bangladeshi investigative bodies.
The investigation has further revealed a bitter conflict between Anar and Akhtaruzzaman regarding their business dealings, culminating in Akhtaruzzaman's decision to orchestrate Anar's assassination. To execute his plan, Akhtaruzzaman hired a man named Amanullah, who subsequently enlisted the assistance of two accomplices, Mustafizur and Faisal.
Amanullah, identified as a former leader of the Purbo Banglar Communist Party, has a notorious criminal background with two decades spent in prison for involvement in two separate murder cases. This background paints a grim picture of the extent to which criminal networks have infiltrated various spheres of South Asian life, raising concerns about the safety and integrity of public figures.
New details have surfaced about the logistics and execution of the plan orchestrated by US-Bangladesh citizen Akhtaruzzaman, alias Shaheen, in the murder of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar. The complexity of the crime has begun to unravel, revealing a premeditated and gruesome act that spanned international borders.
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Akhtaruzzaman not only masterminded the murder but also facilitated a well-equipped hideout for his hired killers. He rented an apartment in Kolkata, specifically for housing his team, which included two additional accomplices, Jihad and Siam, who managed to enter India from Bangladesh without passports. For this apartment, Akhtaruzzaman shelled out Rs 1 lakh per month, illustrating the financial lengths he went to in planning this crime. His visit to Kolkata on April 30th, along with Amanullah, was a part of the final preparations before carrying out the assassination.
In a chilling turn of events post-murder, the culprits resorted to dismembering Anwarul Azim Anar's body, packing the remains into suitcases. These suitcases were then handed over to an Indian contact, tasked with disposing of them, further complicating the investigation due to the crossing of national jurisdictions and the involvement of multiple criminals.
Currently, Amanullah along with his associates Mustafizur and Faisal are in custody. During their interrogation, they admitted to their roles in the gruesome crime. However, the exact whereabouts of Anar’s remains remain shrouded in mystery. Amanullah has stated during questioning that he could not pinpoint where the body parts were ultimately disposed of, as the task was distributed among several individuals involved in the crime. He disclosed that the suitcases containing Anar's remains were passed between different hands, obscuring the final locations.
Further developments in the assassination case of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar have emerged, with significant revelations about the financial motivations behind the murder. Amanullah, the primary suspect in the murder, disclosed to the Bangladeshi police that he had agreed to commit the crime for a payment of 5 crore takas (approximately ₹3.5 crore).
After carrying out the assassination, Amanullah returned to Dhaka on May 15th, with his accomplices following shortly thereafter. It was during this time that the gravity of the situation began to surface. Amanullah was apprehended by the police in Bangladesh on a Tuesday night, and based on the information he provided, his accomplices Faisal and Mostafizur were also arrested.
In a surprising twist, Akhtaruzzaman’s brother, Shahiduzzaman, who serves as the mayor of Kotchandpur Municipality in Bangladesh, provided insights into the personal connections within the case. He mentioned that Akhtaruzzaman visited Bangladesh during Ramadan and emphasized that his brother and Anwarul Azim Anar maintained a good relationship, which adds a layer of complexity to the motives behind the murder.
Harun Or Rashid, the additional commissioner of Dhaka Metropolitan Police, has assured the public of the ongoing collaboration between Bangladeshi and Indian police forces. He stated, "We are closely working with the Indian police. We are receiving a lot of information we cannot divulge now for the sake of investigation.”
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Akhtaruzzaman Came to India on an American Passport, Fled to Nepal
As per the information of the intelligence agencies, Akhtaruzzaman, the alleged mastermind behind the murder of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar. Intelligence agencies have now reported that Akhtaruzzaman has fled to Nepal and is currently believed to be hiding in Kathmandu. His journey involved traveling from Kolkata to Delhi, from where he made his escape to Nepal.
The Daily Star published statements from Gopal Biswas, a friend of the deceased Anar, who confirmed police suspicions regarding Akhtaruzzaman's involvement in the murder. Gopal highlighted that Akhtaruzzaman is from an influential family and utilized an American passport to enter Kolkata. According to Gopal, Akhtaruzzaman orchestrated the assassination with the assistance of seven other Bangladeshis, who subsequently escaped following the murder. It has been noted that Akhtaruzzaman holds dual citizenship, being both a US and a Bangladeshi national.
These revelations shed light on the international dimensions of the case, complicating the pursuit of justice due to the multiple jurisdictions involved. The fact that Akhtaruzzaman could mobilize and operate across borders with such ease poses significant challenges for law enforcement agencies. As the investigation continues, the cooperation between countries and the effective tracking of international suspects remain crucial to apprehending those responsible for the heinous crime. The case has garnered significant attention, highlighting the intricate connections and the severe implications of international crime.
Involvement of Woman in the Murder
During the intensive investigation into the murder of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar, Kolkata police made a pivotal discovery through CCTV footage. It was revealed that two men and a woman were seen entering the house where MP Anar was staying. Significantly, the footage captured all three individuals, excluding MP Anar, leaving the rented house shortly afterward. This critical evidence points to their direct involvement in the incident.
Furthermore, the investigation led to the apprehension of a taxi driver who played a role in the subsequent disposal of the body. The taxi driver was identified and arrested by the police, providing a clearer picture of the network involved in executing and covering up the murder.
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Murder of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar
The grim discovery of the dead body of Bangladeshi legislator Anwarul Azim Anar on 22nd May marked a tragic end to a case that had puzzled investigators since he went missing eight days earlier. MP Anar, who was visiting Kolkata for medical treatment, was a member of the ruling Awami League party and served as a Parliamentarian from the Jhenaidah-4 constituency.
Kolkata police have confirmed that the murder was premeditated, pointing to a sinister plot against the legislator. His dismembered body was eventually found in an apartment belonging to an excise duty official, located in the Sanjeeva Garden area of Kolkata’s New Town. This location and the manner of his demise suggest meticulous planning and execution, underscoring the brutality and calculated nature of the crime.
As the investigation progresses, these discoveries underscore the complexities and the coordinated efforts behind the murder of Anwarul Azim Anar. The involvement of multiple individuals, including a woman, and the calculated disposal of the body highlight a deeply planned operation, making the pursuit of justice both challenging and imperative.
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