The police of the two countries are in contact to bring Salahuddin back

The Dhaka Times Desk The police of the two countries are in contact to bring back BNP leader Salahuddin. Interpol's Bangladesh Desk has contacted Interpol's Delhi Desk.

Interpol's Bangladesh Desk has already contacted Interpol's Delhi Desk to bring back BNP leader and former state minister Salahuddin Ahmed. On Wednesday, a police officer of the Bangladesh desk spoke with the Delhi desk of Interpol. Salahuddin is now under treatment in a hospital in Meghalaya, said to be from Delhi after confirming his arrest. A case has been filed against him for illegal trespass. He will be taken to the court after the permission of the doctors.

Inspector General of Police AKM Shahidul Haque told the media, 'No red notice has been issued through Interpol. We confirmed the arrest of Salahuddin only by contacting Interpol's Delhi desk from our Interpol desk. As he is now undergoing treatment in the hospital, a case has been registered against him under the Foreigners Act. In this situation, diplomatic action is needed to bring Salahuddin back to the country.

Kolkata's English daily Telegraph published a report on Thursday, citing Meghalaya Director General of Police Rajeev Mehta. Rajeev Mehta told the Telegraph that a request for information about Salahuddin has been sent to Interpol's Dhaka unit, stating that there are several criminal cases against him in Bangladesh. We received the notice last Wednesday through the CBI of India. Then we also gave our reply to CBI. They will inform Bangladesh about this.

Meanwhile, BNP Joint Secretary General Salahuddin Ahmed, who is undergoing treatment at the hospital in Shillong, Meghalaya state, India, has been interrogated by the officers of the special branch of the state police. BBC Bengal's Amitabh Bhattasali from Shillong told the BBC that two officers from the Special Branch of the Meghalaya Police interrogated him for about two hours in the hospital's prison ward on Thursday afternoon. However, what they found out during the interrogation was not disclosed.

However, there is one issue being discussed in the political circles, that is - BNP chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia made a statement to the media on May 10, asking the RAB to return Salahuddin. Within 48 hours of this, Salahuddin was found in Shillong and various speculations are going on in various circles including political circles. A lot of curiosity has arisen whether Khaleda Zia's statement has any connection with finding Salahuddin, who has been missing for two months. Apart from this, many people consider the silence of BNP's strategists to be mysterious after searching for Salahuddin.