At least 15 were injured during the incident

The 69-year-old is a freedom fighter who was arrested in connection to an attempted murder case

Though Abdullah did not initially report the incident, police said they later located him after the video spread online

Details of the Appellate Division's observation will be known when the full text of its order is released

A Panchagarh court yesterday sentenced six people to life term imprisonment for raping a girl in Panchagarh’s Atwari upazila on August 6, 2022..District and Sessions Judge and Judge of the Panchagrh Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunal Md Masud Parvez delivered the verdict in

A Dhaka court yesterday placed Subrata Bain, one of Bangladesh's most-wanted criminals, on an 8-day remand in an arms case.

At least four people, including a married couple, were killed in separate incidents in the capital yesterday.

The bodies were sent to hospital morgues for autopsies

Court has placed Subrata on an eight-day remand

The court passed the order after police produced them before it with a five-day remand prayer

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 yesterday granted three months' time for its investigation agency to submit probe reports in two cases filed against two former officials of the Rapid Action Battalion over enforced disappearances.

An Appellate Division bench of the SC passed the order after concluding today's proceedings

The apex court also fixed tomorrow for resuming the hearing on the matter

A legal notice was served on five government offices over the illegal sand extraction along a 20-kilometre stretch of the Meghna river

The Supreme Court yesterday ordered the government to reinstate 988 employees of the National University (NU), who were dismissed by Awami League government in 2011 and 2012 on charge of anomalies in recruitments.

Unidentified criminals shot a man and robbed him of Tk 22 lakh in local and foreign currencies in broad daylight in Dhaka’s Mirpur area yesterday.

Police arrested the husband in this connection

The Supreme Court yesterday acquitted death row convict Jamaat-e-Islami leader ATM Azharul Islam of the charges of crimes against humanity during the Liberation War, clearing the way for him to walk out of jail.

Supporters of BNP leader Ishraque Hossain have now been protesting for two weeks, demanding his appointment as mayor of Dhaka South City Corporation.

The administration took notice after a report by The Daily Star highlighted the issue