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Public roles are source-confirmed; controversies or allegations must be read separately as source-backed evidence-layer material.
Dhaka, including Agargaon and Mirpur
Public reporting identifies Bikash Kumar Biswas as the brother of Prakash Kumar Biswas and describes his past detention and later allegations concerning organised crime in Dhaka.
Aliases: Bikash Biswas, Vikas Biswas, Bikas Kumar Biswas
Included because The Daily Star and Prothom Alo report his history in the Dhaka underworld, detention in connection with multiple murder cases, and later alleged links to local crime and extortion. These reports do not establish convictions in each case.
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Public roles are source-confirmed; controversies or allegations must be read separately as source-backed evidence-layer material.
Dhaka, including Agargaon and Mirpur
Reported themes: historical underworld activity, murder-case allegations, detention and bail reporting, and alleged extortion links.
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The Daily Star reported that police arrested him in 1997 in connection with several murder cases, that he was released on bail in 2009, and that reports named him in an Agargaon double-murder case and the murder of a person at LGED Bhaban. Prothom Alo later reported allegations linking him to additional killings and extortion. No specific conviction or final case outcome is asserted here.
Next steps should model each claim, case, court order, response, or correction as a separate structured record.
The Daily Star · 15 Dec 2012
Report that Bikash was held in jail from 1997 in connection with several murder cases and released in 2009; it names allegations in an Agargaon double murder and an LGED Bhaban murder, and identifies Prakash Kumar Biswas as his brother.
Prothom Alo · 23 Sep 2026
Report attributes allegations linking Bikash to an Agargaon double murder, the killing of a Chhatra League leader, and extortion; law-enforcement sources allege he directs organised crime from abroad. These are reported allegations, not court findings.