The High Court yesterday questioned the legality of the formation of a special governing body, led by Civil Aviation and

A Chittagong court yesterday gave death penalty to two persons in a case filed for killing a man at Chandanaish upazila

A Chittagong court yesterday placed three suspected JMB activists in a five-day remand each in two cases filed with

The High Court yesterday started hearing on the rule issued over the legality of ruling Awami League leader Nizam

A Dhaka court yesterday started trial against two former sub-inspectors of Kafrul Police Station and their informer in a

A Chittagong court on Monday stayed the remand of businessman Nur Mohammad in a case over the seizure of liquid

A two-judge High Court bench yesterday delivered a split verdict in a case filed for killing three law enforcers during

Police yesterday arrested Nazma Begum, an accused in the Narayanganj five-murder case, in Shariatpur district.

No one is above the law and the traffic police in Dhaka’s Farmgate area has made the exemplary move by translating the words into action. Though the Farmgate point has been an example of rampant traffic violation, not sparing unruly state-run BRTC buses prove that they are trying their best.

A Rangamati court yesterday sentenced five members of the banned Islamist outfit Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) to 10 years'

A Sylhet court sentenced a stalker to 14 years prison yesterday for throwing acid on a teenage girl in 2012.

Family of a minor madrasa student in Barisal is preparing a lawsuit against his teacher for forcing him to take a bath in shivering cold then tried to warm him up next to the kitchen-stove when he sustained severe burn injuries.

An arrested gold smuggler was caught red-handed at a toilet of court prison yesterday, after he brought out four gold bars from his rectum.

Ranajit Barua, officer-in-charge of Pahartali Police Station, was sued yesterday for his alleged involvement in assaulting a woman and threatening her to withdraw a case filed against two of her neighbours.

A man brings out three gold bars from his rectum at a toilet when he is produced before a Dhaka court in a case filed over the recovery of another three bars from him.

The High Court observes that sub-inspector Masud Shikder has committed a criminal offence by detaining and torturing bank official Golam Rabby.

Suspended policeman Masud Shikder did not act like a cop, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan says.

A court in Rangamati has convicted five members of the banned Islamist outfit JMB and sentenced them to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment each for their involvement in a bomb attack in 2005.

A court here yesterday further extended interim bail of Manjurul Islam Liton, ruling party lawmaker from Gaibandha-1 constituency, till February 17 in a case for shooting a schoolboy of Sundarganj upazila in the district.

International Crimes Tribunal-1 deferred from yesterday to March 20 the submission of an investigation report, if there was any, on war crimes allegations against seven men from Purbadhala upazila of Netrakona.