His nomination cancelled on charge of having dual citizenship

AL general secretary made accused of issuing directives, instigation and provocation

Police say investigation underway

Two colleges engaged in chases and counter-chases, prompting police to fire Police forced to fire teargas to bring the situation under control

No arrests have been made so far, police say

Abul Kalam Azad alias Bachchu, who was sentenced to death in 2013 for crimes against humanity committed during the 1971 Liberation War, surrendered before the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) yesterday after more than a decade as a fugitive.

A woman was arrested after police recovered the body of a five-year-old girl from a water tank at a house in the capital’s Kuril Mirdhabari area under Bhatara Police Station yesterday afternoon.

Students of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (Sust) yesterday warned of a complete shutdown of the campus if the Supreme Court verdict goes against their demand for immediate central students’ union elections.

Lawyer alleges conspiracy to file false cases to harm business reputation

Accused allegedly posed as Canada-based widower, extorted Tk 1.5 crore

Tribunal frames three charges, rejects discharge pleas in mass uprising case

Police have disclosed the “real identity” of the man arrested in connection with six murders in Savar over the past seven months.

Police have arrested three people, including an army personnel, in connection with the abduction of Hasan Sikder Mehedi and assaulting his gunman, Mahbub Alam, who later died at Combined Military Hospital (CMH).

Police say accused Sabuj Sheikh pretended to be mentally ill

Tribunal concludes hearing

He escaped from jail during July uprising

The tribunal says the verdict was deferred as the judgment is yet to be prepared

A 57-year-old retired army personnel working as a bodyguard died two days after being attacked during an abduction in Dhaka’s Uttara on January 16.

A man has been arrested in connection with six murders committed over the past seven months in Savar, including five killings inside an abandoned community centre, police said.

Humam Quader Chowdhury, a victim of enforced disappearance, yesterday testified as the first prosecution witness in a crimes against humanity case involving enforced disappearances, recounting his seven-month ordeal in secret detention at the Joint Interrogation Cell (JIC), popularly known as “Aynaghar.”