Bangladesh Member of Parliament (MP) Anwarul Azim, who had been missing for several days, was reportedly murdered in Kolkata on Wednesday. The news was confirmed by Bangladesh Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan during a press conference in Dhaka, where he described the incident as a "planned murder."
Anwarul Azim had entered India on May 12. He was last seen on the afternoon of May 13, when he visited a friend's home in Bidhannagar, near Kolkata, for a medical check-up.
According to reports, investigators discovered several blood stains in a building in New Town, Kolkata, where Azim is believed to have been killed. Forensic teams are currently examining the evidence. Police suspect that Azim's body has been disposed of in the area.
Three individuals have been arrested in connection with the case. Home Minister Khan mentioned that all the suspects are Bangladeshi nationals and reiterated that the murder was premeditated. However, he noted that the location of Azim's body remains unknown.
The tragic incident has sparked outrage and concern both in Bangladesh and India, with many calling for a thorough investigation to bring those responsible to justice. Anwarul Azim was a prominent political figure, and his untimely death has left his colleagues and constituents in shock. Authorities in both countries are now working together to uncover more details about the murder, emphasizing the need for cross-border cooperation in solving this high-profile case. The international community is closely monitoring the situation, urging for transparency and swift action to ensure justice is served.
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