Tareque Azam, the key suspect of a network of organ trade in the country, gave his confessional statement before a Joypurhat magistrate court yesterday.
In his confession, he named some hospitals, clinics and doctors involved in the illicit business, said F Karim, officer-in-charge of Kalai Police Station in Joypurhat.
Tareque, also known as Babul Chowdhury, named a private hospital in the capital that keeps a list of potential organ sellers and has links with hospitals across the world.
He also named four people of Joypurhat and three people of the city who act as middlemen, and 10 other hospitals of the capital involved with the network, Karim added.
The OC, however, would not disclose the names.
Tareque, who was arrested by detective police in the capital on Thursday, was produced before the Chief Judicial Magistrate Court of Jahangir Alam to give his confessional statement.
The court sent him to jail after recording his statement.
Saiful Islam Molla, one of the six arrested in this connection, on Thursday gave his confessional statement before the same court.
In his confession, he named some hospitals, clinics and doctors involved in the illicit business, said F Karim, officer-in-charge of Kalai Police Station in Joypurhat.
Tareque, also known as Babul Chowdhury, named a private hospital in the capital that keeps a list of potential organ sellers and has links with hospitals across the world.
He also named four people of Joypurhat and three people of the city who act as middlemen, and 10 other hospitals of the capital involved with the network, Karim added.
The OC, however, would not disclose the names.
Tareque, who was arrested by detective police in the capital on Thursday, was produced before the Chief Judicial Magistrate Court of Jahangir Alam to give his confessional statement.
The court sent him to jail after recording his statement.
Saiful Islam Molla, one of the six arrested in this connection, on Thursday gave his confessional statement before the same court.
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