Bangladesh, Aug. 20 -- One year into the countrys largest prison breaks in history when 17 district jails saw violent attacks to free over 2,000 inmates, including dangerous militants linked to the Islamic State, Ansar al-Islam, an al-Qaeda franchise, and Hizb ut-Tahrir, they are now not only posing threat to Bangladeshs security, but also traveling abroad.

Intelligence sources say over the law few months, some jihadists have travelled to Pakistan via Nepal for training, some have intruded into Indias Northeastern states to stage sabotage, some to Saudi Arabia while latest reports say at least one has landed in the United Kingdom due to inaction of the Yunus regime to arrest them and stem the rise of extremism.

Media reports say one of ...