The eight people missing from Cox's Bazar's Teknaf have not been located after three days.
On Sunday, a group of suspected Rohingya miscreants abducted eight Bangladeshis who went fishing in a canal at Teknaf in Cox's Bazar.
Relatives said that they are demanding Tk3 lakh as ransom from their family over the phone.
The eight abducted are Mohammad Ullah, Mustafa Kamal, Karim Ullah, Md Riduan, Salim Ullah, Nurul Haque, Nurul Abshar, and Nur Mohammad.
Habib Ullah claimed that his two brothers – Mustafa and Karim – were kidnapped. He said that later Mustafa called over the phone and said that they were being kidnapped and taken to a mountain. His phone had been switched off since then. Later, the kidnappers called from different numbers demanding Tk3 lakhs as ransom.
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Baharchhara UP Chairman and UP member of Ward No 5 Humayun Quader said that the eight people who were abducted by Rohingya terrorists have not been rescued yet.
In this regard, Inspector Moshiur Rahman of Baharchhara Police Investigation Centre on Wednesday said that the police made several raids on the hill using drones but could not rescue anyone.
Teknaf police station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Md Abdul Halim said that Mohammad Habib, the brother of Mustafa and Karim who was abducted, filed a case against the unknown accused at Teknaf Model police station Tuesday night.