Date
|
Place
|
Incident
|
Nature of incident
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February 11
|
Dhaka city
|
Dhaka High Court upheld the death sentences
of HuJI-B leader Mufti Abdul Hannan and his associates Sharif
Shahedul Alam and Delwar Hossain for grenade attack in 2004.
It also upheld life-terms of Mahibullah and Mufti Moinuddin.
|
Non-Violent
|
February 16 |
Dhaka city |
Six militants of HuJI-B were arrested by the Police
from Dhaka city while they were holding a secret meeting in Zindabahar
Park.
|
Non-Violent |
February 17 |
Dhaka city |
DIG Monirul Islam Chief of newly-formed Counter
Terrorism and Transnational Crime Unit of Police said that HuJI-B
has been planning to carry out attacks on cultural functions across
the country.
|
Statement |
June 5 |
Jhalakathi District |
A Jhalakathi District Court sentenced nine militants
of HuJI-B to four years' imprisonment for their involvement in
criminal and militant activities. It also fined each of them BDT
10,000.
|
Non-Violent |
June 13 |
Narayanganj District |
Police arrested an 'operation commander' of HuJI-B
at Noyadda area of Narayanganj District. The arrestee Ibrahim
alias Khairul Bashar alias Bashar Hujur (40) played an important
role in forming a new militant group called 'Bangladesh Jihadi
Group'.
|
Non-Violent |
July 23 |
Dhaka city |
Police arrested three militants of HuJI-B in Dhaka
city's Kotwali area. The arrestees are Nazim Uddin (40), president
of the Dhaka north unit of HuJI-B and cadres Anas (21) and Saiduzzaman
(28). A case was filed accusing the trio under Anti-Terrorism
Act.
|
Non-Violent |
August 3 |
Dhaka city |
RAB arrested five militants
of Al Ansar, an offshoot HuJI-B from Dhaka city's Hazaribagh area.
The arrestees were in contact with several top HuJI-B leaders now
in prison. |
Non-Violent |
August 11 |
Dhaka city |
Police arrested two leaders of HuJI-B in Jatrabari
area of Dhaka city while they were plotting to carry out subversive
activities. The arrestees are Narayanganj 'regional commander'
Muahamad Ridwan (34) and Jafar Ahmed (35).
|
Non-Violent |
December 7 |
Dhaka city
|
SC upheld death penalty of three HuJI-B militants,
including its chief Mufti Abdul Hannan, in a case filed for the
2004 grenade attack on the then UK envoy in Bangladesh. The two
other condemned militants are Sharif Shahedul Alam Bipul and Delwar
Hossain alias Ripon.
|
Non-Violent |
December 8 |
Chittagong District
|
Five militants of HuJI-B were arrested in Chittagong
District's Pahartali area with arms and explosives. 12 IEDs, two
pistols, nine magazines, 167 rounds of ammunition, and religiously
inciting books in large volumes were recovered from them.
|
Non-Violent |
December 12 |
Chittagong District |
A Chittagong court placed five militants of HuJI-B
on a three-day remand in connection with three cases filed with
Chittagong city's Akbar Shah Police.
|
Non-Violent |