The five dead Gulshan café attackers and a chef are buried at the Jurain graveyard in Dhaka as nobody has claimed their bodies, police say.

Decision on the bodies of 19 militants killed in Gulshan attack and Kalyanpur, Narayanganj and Mirpur raids will be finalised after receiving reports of various tests carried out on them.

Sohel Mahfuz, who has been a key leader of banned militant outfit Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) for over a decade,

Police identify a bomb expert named Sohel Mahfuz who played important role in Gulshan cafe attack and provide crude bombs during the attack on July 1 in Dhaka.

English medium schools and madrasas, where the practice of Bangla culture is least, are most prone to radicalisation, DMP counter-terrorism chief Monirul Islam says.

Top Islamic State group strategist Abu Mohamed al-Adnani, who was killed on Tuesday, played a major role in the group

The militants turned off all the lights inside the Holey Artisan Bakery around an hour after they stormed the upscale café in the capital's Gulshan.

Families of four policemen killed and three injured during Gulshan café attack and Sholakia Eidgah attack are handed over Tk 1.28 crore as financial assistance.

One of the militants killed in Narayanganj raid might be Tausif Hassan, who according to previous information studied at Monash University Malaysia, police say.

Hasnat Karim, the lone arrestee in the Gulshan café attack case, was denied bail by a Dhaka court.

Identities of five dead Gulshan café militants and a chef have been confirmed through DNA tests, police say. The DNA test reports were collected from Criminal Investigation Department (CID) yesterday, Masudur Rahman, deputy commissioner (media) of DMP told The Daily Star.

Hasnat Karim, a former teacher of a private university who has been shown arrested in Gulshan attack case, is sent to jail on completion of his 16-day remand.

Suspended North South University Professor Gias Uddin Ahsan and two others, arrested on charges of renting flats to Gulshan café attackers and withholding tenants' information from the police, get bail.

Canadian university student Tahmid Hasib, who was arrested on suspicion of having links with the Gulshan attackers is sent to jail after completion of his 14-day remand.

Several hundred journalists form a human chain in front of Jatiya Pres Club as a part of their nationwide demonstration to protest the ongoing militant activities.

The youth, who police claimed was ‘in-charge of Gulshan café attack’ and known among his fellow militants as Marzan, has been an associate (Shathi) of Chittagong University unit of Islami Chhatra Shibir, student front of Jamaat-e-Islami.

Marzan, one of the suspected masterminds of Gulshan café attack, is claimed to be identified as Nurul Islam by a family from Pabna district.

Police today said they have accused former university teacher Hasnat Karim in a case filed in connection with Gulshan militant attack as they have information against him.

Former university teacher Hasnat Karim is shown arrested in a case filed in connection with Dhaka café attack on July 1. Hasnat and another suspect Tahmid Hasib are placed on fresh remand.

Law enforcers are to examine the newly released photographs of Hasnat Karim and Tahmid Hasib with a Gulshan café attacker, published in different newspapers.