Interpol’s Most-Wanted Criminal, Subrata Bain, Now Active as Intelligence Agent in Bangladesh

 For years, the Bangladesh government has operated under a veil of secrecy, concealing dark truths about its handling of notorious criminals and intelligence operations. One of the most alarming revelations in recent times is the case of Subrata Bain, a name that once appeared on Interpol’s most-wanted list. Despite being labeled as a highly dangerous criminal, Bain was never subjected to a fair trial in Bangladesh. Instead, he was kept in the infamous "Aynaghor," a secret detention facility used by the country’s intelligence agencies.

Who is Subrata Bain?

Subrata Bain, the head of the notorious criminal gang known as "Seven Star," was long considered one of Bangladesh’s most dangerous figures. His criminal empire spanned extortion, murder, and political violence, making him a key target for law enforcement. However, despite India handing him over to Bangladesh, the Awami League government never prosecuted him in a court of law. Instead, he was discreetly placed in Aynaghor, away from public scrutiny.

The Secret Detention & Release of Subrata Bain

The secretive nature of Aynaghor raises serious concerns about Bangladesh’s intelligence operations and their manipulation of high-profile criminals. Bain’s detention without trial not only violated fundamental human rights but also exposed the corrupt practices of the ruling party’s intelligence wing. Following the fall of the Awami League government, shockingly, Bain was released, free to resume his criminal activities.

Bain’s New Role: A Threat to National Security

Recent intelligence reports confirm that Subrata Bain is now fully active, running his criminal network while working as an agent for RAW (India’s Research and Analysis Wing). His current mission? To destabilize Bangladesh’s law and order and pave the way for the return of Sheikh Hasina’s regime. Sources indicate that Bain is orchestrating violent disruptions, targeting political opposition, and fueling unrest to serve foreign interests.

Who is Accountable?

The responsibility for this disaster lies not only with the former Awami League government but also with the intelligence officials who enabled Bain’s activities. Those in charge of detaining and later releasing a criminal of his stature must be held accountable for their role in the ongoing security crisis. Their actions have directly contributed to the resurgence of organized crime in Bangladesh.

The Call for Justice

The people of Bangladesh deserve transparency and justice. The unlawful detention and subsequent release of Subrata Bain must be thoroughly investigated. Those responsible—whether from the government, intelligence agencies, or law enforcement—should be brought to justice. Without accountability, the cycle of corruption, crime, and political manipulation will continue, threatening the nation’s stability.

Conclusion

The case of Subrata Bain is a grim reminder of the dark alliances that exist between politics, intelligence agencies, and organized crime in Bangladesh. If left unchecked, these forces will continue to erode democracy and national security. It is time for Bangladesh to demand accountability, expose these hidden operations, and ensure that no criminal—no matter how politically useful—is above the law.