Fugitive accused arrested in 4 murder cases in Paban
RAB has arrested Golam Rabbani (45), a fugitive accused in four murder cases from Ataikula area of Pabna. He was arrested during a raid on Monday (October 14) afternoon. The arrested Ghulam Rabbani is the son of deceased Jabbar Pramanik of East Bangram of that area.
RAB-12 CPC-2 Pabna Camp Acting Company Commander Khandaker Golam Mortuza said that the arrested accused Golam Rabbani is a fugitive accused of 4 murders and a weapons case. For a long time, the law enforcement was in hiding.
A team of RAB raided and arrested him based on a tip-off. After filing a case, he was handed over to Ataikula police station in the afternoon.
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