Accused in Jubo Dal leader murder case arrested in Lakshmipur

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Staff Correspondent: RAB has arrested Md. Milon alias Taklu Milon, the accused in the murder case of Israfil, the joint convener of Bashikpur Union Jubo Dal in Lakshmipur Sadar Upazila.

Naresh Chakma, the company commander of RAB-11's Lakshmipur camp, confirmed the matter on Sunday (March 3) afternoon. He was arrested from Chandraganj Bazar in Sadar Upazila on Saturday (March 2) night. Arrested Milon is the son of the deceased Mansur Ahmed of Dainyapur village in Sadar Upazila.

It is learnt that Milon, the accused in the sensational Irafil murder case, was staying in the Dattapara Bazar of the upazila at the time of the incident. Based on a secret tip-off, he was arrested in a raid led by RAB 11 Squad Commander ASP Pranab Kumar.

Incidentally, on the night of March 11, 2015, terrorists shot and abducted Irafil at gunpoint in Kashipur village of Bashikpur union of Sadar upazila. At that time, pedestrian Sohag was shot by the terrorists. The next morning, police recovered Irafil's body from Dakshin Telia village of Chatkhil in Noakhali.

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