The members of the group used to collect a one-month travel visa in Dubai for the victims.Дuring the investigation, the police also found that some Bangladeshis, who were trafficked, were sent illegally to Cosenza and Naples through the Mediterranean Sea by boat from Tripoli to create trust among migrants.ДЇor this reason, the godfathers also travelled to Italy.Д«efore leaving Bangladesh, the victims were cheated out of a good amount of money and after landing in Libya they were forced to pay more in several phases while being held hostage.Six cases against six persons, including suspended Awami League leader Helena Jahangir and currency faker Sharful Hasan alias Mishu Hasan, were handed over to Criminal Investigation Department (CID) from Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) on Wednesday.ДЄzad Rahman, additional superintendent of police (Media) of the CID, confirmed it to the Daily Sun.Д«esides Helenaand Mishu, the cases were filed against Masudul Islam alias Jisan, model Faria Mahbub Piasa, film producer Nazrul Islam Raz and Sabuj Ali with Gulshan, Khilkhet, Banani and Vatara police stations. Investigators said the human trafficking syndicate members trafficked youths from different districts including Madaripur, Shariatpur, Gopalganj, Kishoreganj and Sylhet tempting them to send them to Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Greece and Cyprus. The arrested accused are mainly Bangladeshi brokers, staffers of recruiting agencies and human traffickers. So far, CID have arrested 172 people in connection with the human trafficking cases from different parts of Bangladesh, said sources. On January 14, Jafor was held in the Italian city of Cosenza, while police arrested Shahadat from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka upon his arrival from abroad, investigators said.ДЄdditional Superintendent Akteruzzaman said they have already sent all documents to Italian police requesting to deport Jafor to Bangladesh through Interpol since Bangladesh has no extradition treaty with Italy.ДЄccording to CID officials, Italian police said their court will decide whether Jafor will be sent back to Bangladesh or will be tried in Italy.Д¬ID Dhaka Metro is investigating 14 cases. The six under red notice of Interpol are: Jafor Ikbal (38) of Kishoreganj Shahadat Hossain (28) of Dhaka Minto Mia (41), Shapan (28) and Tanzirul (35) of Kishoreganj, and Molla Nazrul Islam (43) of Madaripur. Interpol put the six human traffickers of Bangladesh in their 'wanted list' on charges of deceiving job seekers and 'wrongfully confining and killing' people over ransom demands. 'We'll be able to make progress in the murder charges after some of those directly linked with the killing could be brought back home and interrogated,' said the officer wishing anonymity. He, however, did not disclose the names of the five suspects for the sake of investigation. 'We will soon request the NCB (National Central Bureau) in Dhaka to request Interpol to issue red notice against at least five other masterminds responsible for the trafficking and killings,' a CID officer involved with the investigation told The Daily Star recently. They were mainly based in Libya, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria, CID investigators said.ДЇollowing a request from Bangladesh counterpart, the Interpol issued a red notice against six of them in November last year. Their names came up in the interrogation of the accused arrested so far and from the accounts of survivors of the shooting in Libya who were repatriated later. Investigators said some 11 Bangladesh nationals living in Libya and other countries played a leading role in trafficking and are linked to the murders. The officials said in nine cases charge sheets have already been submitted after investigation into the human trafficking charges. The CID officials said human trafficking and murder charges were brought in 22 cases while only human trafficking charges were brought in three other cases.

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