Three Bangladeshi prisoners escaped from Alipur Central Jail in Kolkata Jail sources said, during the counting of the prisoners on Sunday morning, the case of absence of the three detainees comes to light. Then their search began. Police came to the spot after the news. Although the raids were carried out all over the jail, they have not been found yet.
The fugitive prisoners are Faruk Hawladar, Imon Chowdhury and Firdous Sheikh. Farooq accused of robbery in 2013. Imon Chowdhury was arrested in the kidnapping case in 2014. On the other hand, Firdous was arrested on charges of illegal infiltration and robbery.
The police estimated that the three detainees fled the jails of the prison in the dark of night by making a rope with the sheets. Investigators are more susceptible to the fact that the prisoners can move to another place by looking at the footprints on the high heels of high altitudes between the four and five watch towers of the Alipore Central Jail. The militants might be able to climb up the top of the Ganges and go to the other side of the panels. The CCTV footage of the prison is being investigated in search of the prisoners.
Meanwhile, despite a high-profile prison tower of a high-profile prison like Alipore, the question of why the prisoners escape was ignored by the prison authorities started questioning. It is also being investigated whether there is any jurisdiction of prison authorities in connection with the fugitive. With the aim of preventing those three detainees from fleeing to Bangladesh, they have already been alerted by sending their pictures to the district police stations of West Bengal, near the border with Bangladesh. Because three or three detainees are believed to be returning to Bangladesh to avoid the arrest of Kolkata or West Bengal Police. That's why security has been increased in border areas along the Bongaon, Basirhat. The police can track who the prisoners are in contact with.
IS militants like Musa have been imprisoned in this jail. Along with this, it is known that the infamous Jangio, like most wanted Bangladesh's Subrata Baina, is in jail. As a result, prison security has been strengthened only after this incident.