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Bahrain returnee had plans to attack cops

His main targets were judges and police. Preparations for the attack were also underway. However, the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit of the police arrested him just before the attack.

Monir Abdur Razzak, 40, was arrested during a raid in the Fakirapul area of ​​the capital on Saturday night (March 5).

According to CTTC, Monir Abdur Razzak, a resident of Comilla Laksam, is a Bahraini expatriate. Inspired by extremism by viewing various content online. Inspired by the militant group Gazwatul Hind, they planned to attack the country's judges and law enforcement agencies. Monir came to the country on February 26 without informing any of his family members to implement the plan. He wanted to flee to Bahrain again after the attack. For this reason, the self-motivated fundamentalist Monir did Reiki in several places.

This was stated at a press conference held at DMP Media Center on Sunday (March 8) at noon. Asaduzzaman.

He said Monir, a resident of Laksham in Comilla, went to Bahrain in 2006 as a laborer. He came to the country in 2016 and went to Bahrain again. It was there that he saw various radicalized content through social media and became himself an extremist.

Monir at one stage prepared for jihad. He came to the country on February 26 without informing any of his family as part of it. He planned to attack the police and the judge. He also posted on Facebook about killing them and making the country independent.

Mentioning that Monir used to inspire others besides preparing for jihad, the police official said that he was inspired by Gazwatul Hind to give different status. In Bahrain, he opened an ID with Pakistani identity through an acquaintance with a Pakistani colleague. With that, Monir used to post various anti-government and provocative posts. He had the idea that since he was living abroad, no one would be able to catch him.