Additional police have been deployed to the area to maintain law and order, while efforts are underway to arrest the suspects

Former army and police chiefs also named in case linked to 58 deaths during 2013 Hefazat rally

A wide range of narcotics, from yaba to heroin, are being smuggled into Bangladesh through at least 105 border points across 18 districts

Two people were killed in separate mob attacks in Gazipur and Chattogram yesterday.

For eight years, justice remained beyond the reach of former Teknaf municipality councillor Akramul Haque’s family.

The High Court yesterday issued a rule asking the government to explain why its alleged failure to prevent and control excessive noise pollution, public nuisance, violent clashes between rival supporters, and gambling during major national and international sporting events should not be declared illegal.

The complaint includes allegations of incitement, aiding and abetting, and crimes against humanity

Police investigating phone calls and WhatsApp messages sent from an unknown number

Police say locals caught a man while he was seeking Tk 5 lakh; his wife says he was called to the scene, assaulted and framed

Third suspect held as police continue to investigate Kafrul shooting

The victim was attacked at her Rupganj home and robbed of a gold chain and earrings

Livestock officer files animal cruelty case following widespread outrage over viral footage

Also questions bus route permit and seeks explanations on road safety measures

Charge sheet also names Bodi, Benazir, six former Rab officials

DB says four shooters from Magura, Jhenaidah stayed at a Mirpur hotel before attack that killed Yusuf Ali

Another policeman injured

Border Guard Bangladesh yesterday claimed that it thwarted three alleged attempts by India’s Border Security Force to push 22 people into Bangladesh in three districts.

Difficult-to-treat drug-resistant bacteria are spreading rapidly in Bangladesh’s intensive care units (ICUs), while stronger measures can sharply reduce infections, according to studies by the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b).

Law enforcement agencies have yet to identify those behind the improvised explosive device (IED) found concealed inside an umbrella near Motijheel Metro Rail Station or determine the motive, a day after its discovery on Friday evening.

Agitated locals beat the accused before police arrest