Indian national Sat Prakash gave a statement to the court on July 26 on his survival and experience from the Gulshan café attack. For our readers we are reproducing the statement unedited.

Another mastermind of Gulshan café attack is identified and he is a close aide of Bangladeshi origin Canadian citizen Tamim Chowdhury, police claim.

Reiterating her firm resolve to free the country from terrorism and militancy, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urges all, including Alem-Ulema, to strengthen the spirit against terrorism and militancy among common people.

Police claim to have primarily identified the trainer of Dhaka attack militants and the arms supplier of the café attack that left 20 hostages, mostly foreigners, dead on July 1.

A Dhaka court today places five persons including the owner of Taj Manzil and her son on a two-day remand for giving shelter to militants killed at a flat of the building.

Two photographs of Hasnat Karim and Tahmid Hasib that surfaced following the Gulshan café attack have sparked new interests. In the photos taken from a nearby building, former university teacher Hasnat and Canadian university student Tahmid are seen talking with one of the militants Rohan Imtiaz, who attacked the Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka’s diplomatic zone on July 1.

Ex-private university teacher Hasnat Karim and Canadian university student Tahmid Hasib, who were untraceable for a month, have been remanded after cops produced them before court as suspects of Dhaka attack.

A Dhaka court places a caretaker of a house at Rupnagar in Dhaka’s Mirpur area, on a two-day remand for his alleged involvement with renting out a flat to one of suspected Gulshan café attackers.

Just one month into the killing by armed militants at a Gulshan café, wife of the slain Detective Branch Assistant Commissioner Robiul Karim has given birth to a baby girl.

Sharmina Parvin could not have imagined that a birthday meal for her 13-year-old daughter in a Dhaka restaurant would turn into a nightmare that still hasn't ended.

None of families of 14 militants killed during Gulshan café attack and an overnight raid in Dhaka's Kalyanpur in Dhaka have claimed their bodies, according to police and hospital sources.

Renewing her resolve to crush terrorism and militancy from the country with the help of people, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urges all to stay alert as terrorists are using ICT in their evil works.

Two men have claimed a terrorist killed in yesterday’s raid in Kalyanpur as their son, creating confusion over who the militant is.

Chief of Dhaka Metropolitan Police counterterrorism unit in a Facebook post says those who could not accept law enforcers’ success in Kalyanpur operation are raising questions about the authenticity of the drive.

A Dhaka court sends three people, who were arrested for renting out a flat to suspected Gulshan café attackers, to jail after completion of their eight-day remand each.

Kalyanpur gives us confidence. After what we have been experiencing in the past few months – militants freely attacking and killing people one after another – a deep sense of insecurity had seeped into the society.

Instigators of the Gulshan café attack have been identified and their arrest is now simply a matter of time, Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Asaduzzaman Mia says.

Police hand over blood samples of the Gulshan café attackers to the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for a chemical test in their laboratory.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina tells parliament that arrest of all perpetrators involved in the recent militant attacks at Dhaka’s Gulshan and Sholakia in Kishorganj is “just a matter of time”.

Rights body Ain O Salish Kendra (ASK) expresses deep concern about two hostages of Gulshan cafe attack who went ‘missing’ after being rescued.