Rajshahi: The self-proclaimed Shahadat-e Al Hiqma chief, Sayed Kawsar Hussain Siddiki Raja, was again sent to the Joint Interrogation Cell (JIC) in Dhaka for interrogation yesterday.  Investigation officials said Kawsar needs to be questioned further for information about the patrons of his organisation, the only banned Islamist militant outfit of the country. "We're not at all worried about Kawsar or his position. But we're really anxious about the people guiding him," said an investigation official asking not to be named. | Looking for the shadowy figures pulling the strings |
"Despite being arrested several times, he returned to Al Hiqma activities each time he was released. Moreover, his speeches, sent to the press or found in writing, have certain inconsistencies," the official explained. | Doesn't seem to take a hint, does he. Maybe you should schedule him to get caught in a crossfire? |
The JIC earlier interrogated him twice, each time for seven days, since his arrest under the section 54 for storming a police station on November 6. Five others who were arrested during the November 6 attack on Boalia Police Station in the city are now out on bail. Sources said another sedition case may be filed against him on completion of the JIC interrogation. |