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Debhata Police Arrest Two Prime Accused in Sensational Shamim Murder Case in Satkhira

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Sohrab Sabuj, Satkhira, District Representative

Sohrab Sabuj, Satkhira, District Representative • 16 Oct • 2 min read • 2 views · 2 impressions

Debhata Police Arrest Two Prime Accused in Sensational Shamim Murder Case in Satkhira
Debhata Police Station in Satkhira district, where officers orchestrated the midnight raids to apprehend the murder suspects.

In a breakthrough operation, police in Debhata Upazila, Satkhira, arrested two primary accused individuals named in the chargesheet of the sensational Shamim murder case during coordinated deep-night raids.

According to police reports, a special tactical team led by Debhata Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) H.M. Shahin carried out targeted raids across the upazila. The operational team included Sub-Inspectors Md. Al Amin, Md. Sahidul Alam, Sanjay Pal, Md. Zakaria Sheikh, Sohag Hossain, PSI Biplab Malakar, and Assistant Sub-Inspectors Rahmat Ali, Md. Ibrahim Khalil, and Md. Alauddin Ali.

At approximately 3:45 AM on Friday (October 16, 2026), police raided the Subornabad area and arrested Moktar Hossain Khan (53), son of Mahtab Uddin Khan. Shortly after, at around 5:10 AM, a second successful sweep at Nazirer Gher led to the arrest of Asadul Islam Molla (46), son of Rahim Box Molla. Both suspects face murder charges registered at Debhata Police Station. Following legal procedures, the accused were produced before the Satkhira district judicial court on Friday and remanded to jail. OC H.M. Shahin emphasized that police anti-crime operations and targeted sweeps will continue to uphold law and order across the region.

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Reported by Sohrab Sabuj, Satkhira, District Representative • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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