The Security Research and Research Bureau (SRB), under the Ministry of Home Affairs, has said it conducted an operation to recover the mobile phone of Professor Asif Nazrul, the former adviser for law, justice and parliamentary affairs to the interim government. The agency issued an official statement on Friday (November 13) regarding the matter.

The Incident

The mobile phone of the former adviser was snatched on November 12, according to a report by Kaler Kantho. Immediate details regarding the location and method of the snatching were not available. Law enforcement agencies began their efforts shortly after the incident was reported.

SRB's Recovery Operation

The SRB stated that it has carried out an active operation to recover the snatched mobile phone. According to a report by Jugantor, the SRB has provided details about the recovery operation. However, the reports did not explicitly clarify whether the phone has been successfully recovered.

Investigation and Next Steps

Following the incident, both law enforcement agencies and the SRB have been working on the case. An investigation is underway to recover the device and identify those involved in the snatching. It could not be immediately confirmed whether a formal complaint has been filed by the former adviser's office.

The incident has sparked fresh discussions in the country's political arena. However, the SRB's statement did not comment on any political aspects of the event.