Kolkata, West Bengal CID sleuths are preparing to investigate how the tools used in the murder of Bangladeshi MP Anwarul Azim Anar were obtained, a senior official of the investigating agency said on Saturday.
Several instruments were used in butchering Anar's body inside a posh flat in New Town near Kolkata and investigation revealed that they were obtained from somewhere in the city by the accused persons.
An arrested man, who police claim is a butcher by profession, allegedly cut the Bangladesh MLA's body into 80 pieces and mixed them with turmeric before dumping them at various places, including a canal around New Town. mixed with.
"The search for body parts is still ongoing," he said. The investigation has revealed that several pieces of equipment, mainly helicopters, were used in the crime.He bought them from local shops. We are trying to trace them by talking to the arrested accused."
He said that the police are planning to match the fingerprints found from the New Town flat.
CID had recently recovered meat pieces and hair pieces from the septic tank of New Town Flat.
The official said Anar's daughter is likely to arrive in the city early next week.
Police are planning to soon complete the DNA test of the meat recovered from the septic tank and get it matched."This (DNA test) is necessary to ensure that the meat sample is that of the Bangladeshi MP... This will give a new direction to our investigation," he said.
The search for the missing MP, who had reportedly arrived in Kolkata on May 12 for treatment, began after Gopal Biswas, a resident of North Kolkata's Baranagar and an acquaintance of the Bangladeshi politician, lodged a complaint with the local police on May 18. ,
On arrival, Anar stayed at Biswas's house.
In his complaint, Biswas said that Anar had left his Baranagar residence for a doctor's appointment on the afternoon of May 13 and he would return home for dinner.
Biswas claimed that the Bangladesh MP was not in contact on May 17, forcing him to file a missing complaint a day later.
Several instruments were used in butchering Anar's body inside a posh flat in New Town near Kolkata and investigation revealed that they were obtained from somewhere in the city by the accused persons.
An arrested man, who police claim is a butcher by profession, allegedly cut the Bangladesh MLA's body into 80 pieces and mixed them with turmeric before dumping them at various places, including a canal around New Town. mixed with.
"The search for body parts is still ongoing," he said. The investigation has revealed that several pieces of equipment, mainly helicopters, were used in the crime.He bought them from local shops. We are trying to trace them by talking to the arrested accused."
He said that the police are planning to match the fingerprints found from the New Town flat.
CID had recently recovered meat pieces and hair pieces from the septic tank of New Town Flat.
The official said Anar's daughter is likely to arrive in the city early next week.
Police are planning to soon complete the DNA test of the meat recovered from the septic tank and get it matched."This (DNA test) is necessary to ensure that the meat sample is that of the Bangladeshi MP... This will give a new direction to our investigation," he said.
The search for the missing MP, who had reportedly arrived in Kolkata on May 12 for treatment, began after Gopal Biswas, a resident of North Kolkata's Baranagar and an acquaintance of the Bangladeshi politician, lodged a complaint with the local police on May 18. ,
On arrival, Anar stayed at Biswas's house.
In his complaint, Biswas said that Anar had left his Baranagar residence for a doctor's appointment on the afternoon of May 13 and he would return home for dinner.
Biswas claimed that the Bangladesh MP was not in contact on May 17, forcing him to file a missing complaint a day later.
