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A Correspondent:
Narayanganj: The railway police arrested three saboteurs red handed during an attempt to blast bombs on the railway track here this morning.
“They were trying to detonate hand grenades targeting railway lines of central railway station. We caught them red handed,” said Narayanganj Railway Police Sub Inspector (SI) Mokhlesur Rahman.
Cases will be filed against them under the Sabotage, Explosives and Speedy Trial Acts, he said.
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