In a major breakthrough in the investigation into the mysterious death of former Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) Flight Lieutenant KM Tahsif Suri, his detained companion Ahmed Shahriar Reza Dweep has begun disclosing details to the Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI).
Following overnight operations across multiple locations by PBI Dhaka Metro North, a senior police superintendent involved in the questioning revealed that Dweep claimed during interrogation: "We were talking at the spot when a group of people began chasing us. Tahsif then jumped into the river, and I fled the area." Additional Inspector General of Police (Addl. IGP) Mostafa Kamal confirmed that significant information has been gathered from Dweep's custody, though full details are being withheld to safeguard ongoing operations.
Read nextDGHS Press Release: Dengue Claims 3 More Lives with 1,262 Fresh Hospitalizations Across Bangladesh in 24 HoursFurthermore, acting on directions provided by Dweep, PBI officers recovered an unnumbered motorcycle in the Mazar Basti area under Tongi West Police Station, located approximately 50 yards from the riverbank and 3.5 kilometers away from where Tahsif's floating body was retrieved. PBI Headquarters Superintendent of Police Abu Yousuf confirmed that ownership verification of the vehicle is underway. Security camera footage previously reviewed by detectives confirmed that Tahsif had indeed departed his Uttara residence on an unregistered motorcycle on Tuesday evening. Tahsif's father, KM Enayetul Karim, reiterated that Tahsif left home following Dweep's phone call and sent his last text message to his mother at 1:35 AM stating he was heading home before going completely missing.
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