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Bangladesh: RAB officials arrest seven terror group members

| @indiablooms | Oct 21, 2022, at 02:43 pm

Rapid Action Battalion officials of Bangladesh have arrested seven suspects members of a terrorist group and three separatists while conducting an operation in Chattogram Hill Tracts.

In a message on Thursday night, the RAB also said it recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition, reports bdnews24.

The arrests have come amid security concerns over reported links between Islamist militants and tribal separatists.

After the recent arrests of a dozen of suspected Islamist militants, including several runaway youths, the RAB said they belong to a new group called Jamatul Ansar Fil Hindal Sharqiya, formed by former members of banned militant outfits, reported the  news channel.

Citing the arrestees, the RAB also said dozens of runaway youths were taking training in the hill tracts with the help of the separatists – a rare nexus that triggered concerns over domestic and regional security.

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