Notorious poacher Habib Talukdar alias 'Tiger Habib', who was on the run for nearly two decades, has been arrested by Bangladesh police.   Acting on a tip-off that Habib was back in  his native Sonatala village of Bagerhat's Sarankhola upazila after being on the run for years, a police team raided the area on May 29 and arrested him.   "He came back to his village on May 28. A day later, he was nabbed from the house of his neighbour Rafiqul," Md Saidur Rahman, officer-in-charge of Sharankhola Police Station, told UNB.   Habib (50), son of Kadam Ali Talukdar,  was wanted in multiple cases of forest crime. He is believed to have killed about 70 tigers in the past 20 years. Arrest warrants were issued against him in three different cases.   According to police, Habib operated in the Sunderbans and also used to illegally hunt   deer and crocodile.   Who is Tiger Habib   Habib's father Kadam Ali was a forest dacoit, who died some five-six years ago. So, he knew the Sunderbans forest like the palm of his hand. His son Hasan, 20, and son-in-law Mizan, 25, are also involved in criminal activities.   Cases against Tiger Habib   Habib was wanted in at least eight criminal cases. Of these, three cases were filed for poaching tigers while the remaining five for poaching deer. Arrest warrants were issued against Habib in three of these cases.   On January 19, police arrested a poacher, identified as Gaus Fakir, from Rajoir Bus Stand in Sarankhola upazila and found a tiger skin in his possession. He reportedly told investigators that the tiger was hunted by Habib.   Also read: Tiger population at risk in Sundarbans: 38 tigers died in 20 years in Bangladesh   On January 23, Members of the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) arrested two poachers and seized 19 deer skins. Habib was involved in the crime, police said.