A Dhaka court yesterday ordered the Anti-Corruption Commission to confiscate 1,006 bighas of immovable properties owned by S Alam Group Chairman Mohammed Saiful Alam, his affiliated organisations, and his family members in connection with corruption allegations against them.

The court issued the travel ban in connection with corruption allegations brought against Prof M Abdus Sobhan.

The court came up with the orders following corruption allegations brought against them.

The matter was confirmed by Talebur Rahman, Deputy Commissioner (Media), DMP.

The court also ordered confiscation of a flat worth Tk 95.90 lakh and 43.25 acres of land worth Tk 2.90 crore.

Before handing him over to the police, locals — including the victim — gave the mugger a beating.

Asked about the reason of his resignation, he said the Chief Adviser's Office asked him to resign

Jahangir Alam says govt to take strong measures against those who will try to curb women’s freedom

A Dhaka court today issued a travel ban on former deputy attorney general Jannatul Ferdous Rupa in connection with corruption allegations brought against her.

Aziz Khan and his family members deposited Tk 41.74 crore in these accounts.

The High Court today directed police to complete in 30 days its investigation of the rape of an eight-year-old child in Magura.

The BTRC was asked to implement the HC order immediately.

This decision was made following a meeting of the deans' committee

Police arrested three members of banned outfit Hizb ut-Tahrir from Dhaka’s Uttara early today.

The International Crimes Tribunal’s (ICT) prosecution yesterday said it has found primary evidence suggesting that nine youths were killed in Kallyanpur in 2016 after being falsely portrayed as militants.

ACC Public Prosecutor Mahmud Hossain Jahangir moved the application on behalf of the anti-graft body.

The High Court today handed out Tk 4 lakh fines each to the owners of 54 brick kilns in Chattogram Hill Tracts for illegally running operations.

Dhaka North City Corporation yesterday dismantled more than 50 illegal warehouses for bricks, sand, and stone, along with other unauthorised structures in Gabtali Beribadh area.

Rights organisation Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh (HRPB) yesterday submitted a memorandum to the Election Commission requesting it to amend the Representation of the People Order (RPO), incorporating a provision to disqualify the river polluters and encroachers from elections.

Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar is set to visit Bangladesh in April as part of  efforts to boost bilateral ties following the ouster of the Awami League government last year.