Bangladeshi film director arrested in Malaysia on charges of human trafficking

Bangladeshi film director arrested in Malaysia on charges of human trafficking

Bangladeshi film director Ananya Mamun has been arrested in Kuala Lumpur for organizing a cultural program named 'Cinematic Bangladeshi Nights'. Mamun was arrested on Sunday with local police associate Miraj, local police said on Sunday.

The accused against the unique Mamun, he came with the name of the ceremony to bring 57 people to Malaysia for trafficking. Police detained these 57 people for initial interrogation.

Bangladeshi High Commissioner to Bangladesh Shahidul Islam said on Monday evening, "The incident came to our ears. We are taking care of the whole thing. It is very uncomfortable to get involved in such incidents outside the country.

Unique Mamun organized the cultural program titled 'Cinematic Bangladeshi Nights' at the Wizma MCA Center in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. He is one of the organizers of the event. A team of Bangladeshi artists led by him led the event. In this team, director Debashish Biswas, musicians Asif Akbar, screenwriter Irene, sweet paradise, filmmaker silent, Emon, Aman Reza, model and actress Anika Kabir Shaikh, Ashna Habib Bhabna, Kabir Tithi and Gun Teag Chakrit.

Debashish Biswas, the producer of the film 'Cinematic Bangladeshi Nights' was another film producer Debashish Biswas. He said, "The unique Mamun behind the show is committing crimes like death trafficking, they knew that we did not know anything about it." Yesterday afternoon, some of our team members came to know about Adam Trafficking. Some Malaysian policemen talk to us. We have survived a great danger. Want to assure everyone, there is no problem with any artist coming to the ceremony.

The film director said, "Everyone is very shy about the whole matter, all of them. This kind of incident is very sad in the context of cultural programs outside the country. We are survived by some of the artists.

Debashish said, "We have come to know that the unique Mamun, named after this event, brought 57 people to Malaysia. Took money from each of them. All of the detainees have confessed to the Malaysian police.

When Bangladesh Film Directors Association President Mushfiqur Rahman Gulzar was attracted to this, he said, "It is a very serious crime. Due to such activities, the director of the Bangladeshi film and the coach will go out of the country later, all of them have to be unnecessarily harassed. After returning to the country, we will arrange exemplary punishment for the crimes committed by Mamun.