Ex-NSI boss Sahab Uddin's remand ends
The three-day remand of former director (security) of National Security Intelligence (NSI) Mohammad Sahab Uddin ended yesterday evening without any further development in the Chittagong arms haul case.
The CID officials remained silent regarding the development of the investigation since names of former high officials of defence and intelligence forces have started to emerge.
He mentioned that former NSI director general Abdur Rahim knew about the hiring of the trucks and the crane. Involvement of former chairman of Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation (BCIC) Maj Gen Imamuzzaman was also hinted in his statement.
However, Sahab Uddin did not clarify his involvement in hiring the transport or his link with the persons responsible for transporting of the consignment, said the sources in Criminal Investigation Department (CID).
The investigators would today produce Sahab Uddin before court and pray for a fresh remand, said CID Chittagong divisional Special Police Superintendent (SSP) Mohammad Muslim.
Sahab Uddin was placed on the three-day remand Monday following his arrest on early March 3 based on the confessional statement of former NSI field officer Akbar Hossain Khan. Akbar in his statement mentioned the former NSI director as one having link with the transportation of the illegal delivery.
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