Shwapno, a supermarket chain, has filed a GD with Tejgaon Industrial Area Police Station, seven months after its customer database was compromised in a cyberattack.

A survivor of the July uprising yesterday told the International Crimes Tribunal-2 that police opened fire “like rain” on protesters in Dhaka’s Jatrabari before allegedly shooting his friend at close range after threatening to stage a “crossfire”.

Accused currently absconding

Cyberattack by Qilin and LockBit groups exposed 410 GB of sensitive information

Victim allegedly run over following argument over fuel; police search for driver

A man was hacked to death and three others were injured in a clash over land dispute in the Gazipur metropolitan area early yesterday.

Thirteen Bangladeshi fishermen were allegedly abducted by Myanmar’s rebel group, the Arakan Army, from the Naf River in Teknaf yesterday morning.

Police recovered the body of an 11-year-old girl from a warehouse in Chattogram’s Hathazari upazila yesterday.

The country’s largest supermarket chain Shwapno has said hackers breached its customer database and are demanding a ransom of $1.5 million, or more than Tk 18.3 crore.

The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has recovered around $3.622 million that was collected from people and siphoned abroad through the MTFE scam.

Victim was reportedly attacked after rejecting repeated advances

Body found in warehouse with eye gouged out, police say

Headless body recovered from river; victim’s head still missing

Authorities in separate drives across three districts took action against the illegal storage and sale of fuel yesterday, seizing large quantities of diesel and fining those involved.

A suspected mugger was shot dead by one of his accomplices during an attempted mugging in Dighalia upazila of Khulna early yesterday.

A decade after the murders of bloggers Oyasiqur Rahman Babu, Nazimuddin Samad and Niladri Chattopadhyay Niloy, the trials remain stalled as prosecution witnesses continue to skip court hearings, preventing proceedings from moving forward.

Much of the questioning of two retired army lieutenant generals in remand has focused on their roles during the army-backed caretaker government in 2007–08, officials involved in the investigation said.

The killing of Pallabi Thana Jubo Dal leader Golam Kibria was driven by political rivalry and disputes over control of local criminal networks, said Rab yesterday after arresting two shooters involved in the incident.

Kidnappers flee noticing police

Court sends him to jail