Police yesterday filed a case naming Nehal Ahmed Jihad as the prime accused in connection with the assault of two girls at Munshiganj launch terminal on Friday.

The deceased, Yasin Khalasi, 19, was a resident of Thanmatta village, said police

Sharmin Akhter Tamanna, 35, alias Tamanna Sharmin, was detained from the port city's Bahaddarhat-Baraipara area last night. She was later taken to Bakalia Police Station, police said.

The house of a former Noakhali Zilla Parishad chairman and president of Noakhali Municipality unit of the Awami League, Abdul Wadud Pintu, was vandalised in the Joykrishnapur area of Noakhali town late last night

A special patrol team conducted the raid late Saturday night in the South Lombori area and rescued the 14 individuals

He made this remark while addressing a discussion at the International Institute of Mother Language in the capital this afternoon.

BLAST has already submitted a formal complaint to the IGP regarding the incident.

Police picked up Tamanna Sharmin from a relative's residence in Baroipara area in Chattogram around 11pm yesterday

The Detective Branch of Dhaka Metropolitan Police arrested seven people, including two former lawmakers from reserved women’s seats and an assistant press secretary to ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, from different places yesterday.

The new provisions, published in the Bangladesh Gazette, introduce key definitions and enforcement measures that could reshape judicial proceedings under the tribunals

The suspect, identified as Nehal Ahmed Jihad, 25, was arrested around 2:00pm following the incident.

Law Adviser Prof Asif Nazrul yesterday said a Truth and Reconciliation Commission will be formed to establish national unity.

At least 10 people were injured and around 30 houses vandalised during a clash between two rival groups at Rangardia village in Faridpur’s Saltha upazila today

A team of DMP's Detective Branch detained Selina from a house in Gulshan area last night

Another arrest has been made in connection with the killing of Jahidul Islam Parvez, a third-year student of Primeasia University, in the capital’s Banani area on April 19.

Police last night recovered the bodies of two women in their rented apartment in Mirpur’s West Shewrapara.

The interim government yesterday said initiatives have been taken to amend the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) Act to try organisations those involved in crimes against humanity.

Police recovered the body of a young man from a water body in Lohagara upazila of Narail yesterday.

He will be produced before the court today, police said.

Supporters of Ivy alleged that BNP activists and supporters were responsible for the attack