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| Video Discription | (31 Dec 2015) Four held over killing of Italian in Bangladesh 4009416 AP TELEVISION Dhaka - 26 October 2015 1. DB (Detective Branch) police taking four men accused in murder case to the media centre of DMP (Dhaka Metropolitan Police) 2. Various of accused with motorcycle alleged to have been used in the killing Two Bangladesh opposition leaders executed 4013145 AP TELEVISION Dhaka - 22 November 2015 ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 3. Wide of people and police in front of main gate of Dhaka Central Jail 4. Various of police 5. Various of motorcade leaving jail area, carrying dead bodies after the execution 7 suspected militants detained in Bangladesh 4017228 AP TELEVISION Dhaka - 24 December 2015 6. Various of police and journalists in front of raided building at Mirpur section-1 area 7. Police cordon the raided building gate 8. Various of police explosive disposal unit carrying the grenades from the flat 9. Recovered grenades 2 sentenced to death in Dhaka for killing blogger 4017800 AP TELEVISION Dhaka - 31 December 2015 10. Police officers standing guard on Judge Court premises 11. Various of police officers escorting accused to courtroom in trial over killing of atheist blogger in 2013 STORYLINE: On October 26th 2015 police in Bangladesh arrested four suspects in the killing of an Italian aid worker in September, and said that the alleged gunmen had confessed to being hired to attack "a white man" in order to destabilise the impoverished South Asian nation. Cesare Tavella was gunned down by motorcycle-riding assailants on September 28th while jogging in the diplomatic quarter of the capital Dhaka. Five days later, a Japanese citizen was killed in a similar attack in northern Bangladesh. The killings spooked the country's expatriate community and threatened its fragile economy, which is heavily reliant on foreign aid and a 25 (b) billion US dollar garment industry supplying clothing for international brands. Responsibility for the attack on Tavella was quickly claimed by the Islamic State group, but the government rejected the claim and said there was no evidence that the extremist Sunni militant group had any presence in the country. It also rejected Islamic State claims for killing the Japanese man, and for the bombing of a Shiite procession over the weekend that left a teenage boy dead and more than 100 people injured. Bangladesh has instead accused domestic Islamist militants along with Islamist political parties - specifically the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party and its main ally, Jamaat-e-Islami - of orchestrating the violence to destabilize the already fractious nation. On October 26th, Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner Asaduzzaman Mia said the latest arrests supported that theory. The suspects, including known professional killers identified from closed-circuit television footage from the attack site, allegedly told investigators they'd been hired by "a big brother" to kill Tavella in order to "create chaos" in the country, Mia said. Tia said that the attackers targeted Tavella simply because he was Caucasian, and that the suspects were promised payment for the attack. The arrests are considered a major breakthrough for Bangladesh, which has been struggling to stem a rising tide of violence, including the murders of four atheist bloggers claimed by radical Islamist groups this year. *** Security was strengthened near the jail and elsewhere to avoid any violence. A few hours after the execution, a security detail escorted ambulances carrying the men's bodies to their ancestral homes where their families were to perform burial rituals. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d70532981f5e496aa0664a53e1906d01 zmky0KZduFA |
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| Tags | AP Archive | G12388 | d70532981f5e496aa0664a53e1906d01 | Instant Library - Oct-Dec 2015 | Bangladesh | Dhaka | South Asia | Pakistan | General news | Social affairs | Government and politics |
