State Minister for Home
Affairs Asaduzzaman Khan today said charge sheets of seven and Tanveer
Mohammad Twaqi murder cases would be submitted to the courts soon.
"Legal procedure to bring back soon the prime suspect of Narayanganj 7-murder Noor Hossain from India is being accelerated," he told the journalists while handing over two harbour patrol boats to the coast guard officials at Sonakanda Dockyard here.
The state minister said the newly-built patrol boats would be used to ensure security at port, harbour and coastal areas along with carrying out disaster-time relief works in coastal areas.
"The newly added harbour patrol boats would strengthen the capacity of the force and stop piracy and smuggling," Asaduzzaman said.
He said the Dockyard and Engineering Works Limited built the harbor patrol boats for the Coast Guard to improve law and order in the maritime boundary as well as ensure security to people who are living in coastal areas.
Director General (DG) of Bangladesh Coast Guard Rear Admiral M Makbul Hossain, Managing Director of Dockyard and Engineering Works Limited, Deputy Commissioner of Narayangaj, Superintendent of Police and officials of home ministry and Bangladesh Navy were present.
The harbour patrol boats would be named as CG Boleshwar and CG Tentulia.
---(BSS) NARAYANGANJ, March 15, 2015 -
