Pointing fingers at
Pakistan for the terror attack in Dhaka, Bangladesh Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu on Sunday revealed that the government
recently threw out few diplomats, who were working undercover in the Pakistan
Embassy, as they were involved in armed networks.
Justifying his
remark, Hasanul Haq said that the ISI did have connections with the
Jamaat-e-Islami cadres in the past.
"And recently
few diplomats, who were working undercover in the Pakistan Embassy, were thrown out of the
country because they were involved in armed networks," Hasanul Haq told ANI.
The Information Minister further said the Pakistan Government
and the ISI network
are involved in covert relations with certain armed networks.
"They are openly
supporting war criminals. So, politically they are with Jamaat-e-Islami,
politically they are with the militants. So, that is a sad thing in the
regional politics," he added.
Hasanul Haq, however,
said the identity of the accused and what are their connections have not yet been
revealed.
Nine Italians, seven
Japanese, one Indian, one Bangladeshi American and two Bangladeshis were among the 20 people
killed in the terror attack at Holey Artisan Bakery in Gulshan on Friday night.
Two senior police
officers-Banani Police Station officer-in-charge Salauddin Ahmed Khan and
Detective Branch Assistant Commissioner Robiul Islam also lost their lives
while trying to rescue the hostages.
Meanwhile, security
continues to be tight at all sensitive points in the capital with the police
personnel checking all vehicles especially in the secured diplomatic area where
the gruesome hostage killings took place.
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Source:
ANI
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