11 arrestees now in jail in case over vandalism, arson, and looting

Body recovered following investigation based on a ransom note

He was arrested over allegations of installing a concealed camera in a washroom used by female doctors

The tribunal heard arguments but didn't set a date for delivering the verdict

Three people from each group injured and campaign offices vandalised, both sides claim

At least 10 journalists were injured in an attack on members of the Bangladesh Crime Reporters Association (CRAB) in front of Dream Holiday Park in Madhabdi, Narsingdi, yesterday.

Three days after the death of his wife and infant son, Chhatra League leader Jewel Hasan Saddam, who is currently at Jashore Central Jail, was granted bail yesterday.

Three former senior police officials, including ex-DMP commissioner Habibur Rahman, were sentenced to death yesterday for the killing of six people in Dhaka’s Chankharpul area during the July uprising.

Police intervene after protests erupt at Tangail Medical College Hospital

Despite securing bail in multiple cases, he has yet to walk free

Senior police officers later rescued the OC and SI about an hour

Relatives say punishment falls short, fear threats after convicts’ release

ICT-1 jails five other former police officials to varying terms

Army, Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB), and the Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) has been deployed across the tribunal premises

An estimated 82 lakh people in Bangladesh currently use one or more illicit drugs, accounting for about 4.88 percent of the total population, according to a nationwide survey conducted by Bangladesh Medical University (BMU).

As the national election approaches, social media platforms have been flooded with misleading content, including fake photocards and old videos circulated with false claims.

The wife of Bangladesh Chhatra League leader and their nine-month-old child were laid to rest in Bagerhat early yesterday.

At least 40 people were injured yesterday in clashes involving activists of BNP, its rebel candidates, and Jamaat-e-Islami over election campaigning in Mymensingh, Lalmonirhat, and Chuadanga.

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 is scheduled to deliver its verdict today in a case over the killing of six people in the capital’s Chankharpul area during the 2024 mass uprising.

Life inside a secret detention facility was filled with screams from adjoining rooms and constant threats of “crossfire”, former Lt Col Hasinur Rahman, a survivor of enforced disappearance, told the International Crimes Tribunal-1 yesterday.