Most wanted Bangladesh mob boss hides and operates in Budapest, Hungary

Al Jazeera has uncovered a Bangladesh-centred underground organisation with connections and members all over the world. Unfortunately, one of the leads is connected to Hungary, as a key figure of the organisation fled to Hungary from Bangladesh and, presumably, he is currently in Budapest.

24 writes that the man called Haris Ahmed, one of the most sought-after Bangladeshi criminals who has been convicted of murder for his involvement in the 1996 murder of Mustafizur Rahman Mustafa,

fled to Budapest, Hungary, and is presumably still living there under the pseudonym Mohammad Hasan.

According to the article by Al Jazeera, the criminal group, which Haris Ahmed is a member of, is linked to and is working with the Bangladeshi secret services and the Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina. The criminal organisation offers government contracts and high positions in exchange for money. Al Jazeera has hidden camera footage as evidence; on the tape, Haris Ahmed precisely mentions the bribe money involved. The article says that

Ahmed is hiding behind a false identity in Budapest and conducts his underground businesses from there.

Haris and his brother, Anis Ahmed, who have both been convicted for the 1996 murder, had to flee Bangladesh to avoid life imprisonment. The victim of the murder was a member of a rival political group. He was gunned down on the open street and was shot nine times. Al Jazeera found out that they were able to flee Bangladesh, as

their brother, Aziz Ahmed, General of the Bangladesh Army and confidant of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, arranged the escape.