Law Adviser Asif Nazrul yesterday said the brutality committed by Sheikh Hasina and her associates during the July uprising may have exceeded that of the Pakistani forces during the 1971 Liberation War.

The probe body is expected to submit its report within five working days

He will be produced before a court tomorrow

A few local youths captured the dog, tied a noose around its neck, hung it from a tree, and then beat it to death, as per locals

He has been accused of amassing wealth worth Tk 5.37 crore beyond known sources of income

Exchange of gunfire reported during ongoing operation in Baghaichhari hills, says ISPR

All police units have been instructed to conduct special drives throughout the 11-day period

The Hindu community in Aldadpur village of Rangpur’s Gangachara upazila is living in fear after several homes were vandalised by people protesting over an alleged Facebook post hurting religious sentiment.

Laments father of two SAD leaders Sakadaun and Sadab arrested in Gulshan on extortion charges

Defence hearing today

Political parties would not have dreamt of an election had there been no mass uprising on August 5, said Nahid Islam, convener of National Citizen Party (NCP).

The fire at the office of the BCS (Administration) Welfare Multipurpose Cooperative Society inside the capital’s BIAM Foundation building was deliberately set to destroy important documents, said the Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) yesterday.

A Netrakona court yesterday sentenced three men to death and 10 years' rigorous imprisonment on charges of raping a 15-year-old girl and provoking her to die by suicide.

Members of a group led by Piyas-Nayon reportedly opened fire on Mannan and his three associates, who were aboard an engine-powered trawler

Petitioner plans to approach another bench after High Court drops writ petition

The accused is Anwar Sheikh, 28, of Kalmakanda

Dhaka Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Md Sanaullah issued an order in this regard on July 24

At the same time, arrest warrants have been issued against them

A Dhaka tribunal yesterday issued arrest warrants against former Bangladesh Pratidin editor Naem Nizam, its publisher Moynal Hossain Chowdhury and news portal Bangla Insider's Chief Editor Syed Borhan Kabir in a Digital Security Act case over publishing and circulating false, defamatory and offensive information.

A Dhaka court yesterday placed four leaders and activists of Students Against Discrimination on seven-day remand in a case filed over extortion from the family of a former Awami League lawmaker in Gulshan.