Detectives arrested four suspected members of a carjacking gang and recovered six stolen private cars and one motorcycle from their possessions.
Day: June 2, 2015
Death threat-Ansarullah Bangla Team
Recently banned Islamic outfit ‘Ansarullah Bangla Team’ issued a death threat against seven dignitaries including former University Grand Commission (UGC) chairman Prof AK Azad, Prof Azad Chowdhury registered a General Diary (GD) with Dhanmondi Police station on Wednesday, said Sub-inspector…
Kibria murder case shifted to Speedy trial tribunal
The SAMS Kibria murder case was transferred to Sylhet Speedy Trial Tribunal from the Habiganj Chief Judicial Magistrate Court on Tuesday for its quick disposal. Judge of Habiganj Chief Judicial Magistrate court Nishat Sultana passed the order to transfer the…
Deal with human trafficking from origin to destination -confce told
Terming the human trafficking as a heinous criminal activities, Dr. Gowher Rizvi, international affairs adviser to the Prime Minister, on Wednesday said Bangladesh has been working on it ‘sternly and rapidly’ to control it. Dr. Gowher Rizvi came up with…
Russia-Tunisia sign MoU for peaceful use of nuke energy
Russian Federation and Tunisia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for cooperation in peaceful use of the nuclear energy. The MoU lays the legal foundation for cooperation between the two countries in the areas like development of nuclear energy infrastructure,…
Parliament adopts motion thanking Modi Govt on LBA
Parliament on Monday unanimously adopted a thanksgiving motion expressing gratitude to Indian people and Narendra Modi’s government for the recent ratification of the Land Boundary Agreement by Indian Parliament due to farsighted diplomatic success of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Chief…
People fought liberation war not to remain speechless: Rab
Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSD) president ASM Abdur Rsb said on Monday that the people did fight the War of Liberation not to remain deprieved of the dmocratic rights of freedom of speech and expression Addressing a citizens’ rally organised by the…
Chinese ship capsizes on Yangtze with hundreds missing
Five people are dead and hundreds are missing after a ship carrying more than 450 people capsized on the Yangtze River in China’s Hubei province. The ship is submerged upside down in a wide stretch of the river – state…
Burmese persecution, narrow legal paths push migrants to sea
Migration experts and sector specialists believe the urge of searching for jobs overseas through irregular channels is increasing day by day, as the scope for seeking jobs through legal channels has shrunk. This partly explains the humanitarian crisis that surfaced…
Owner among 42 indicted in Rana Plaza collapse
The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of police on Monday afternoon submitted two separate charge sheets against 42 people, including owner Sohel Rana of Rana Plaza, in two cases filed after the factory collapse of the building and that left 1,136…
DMP bans vracker-blasting on Shab-e-Barat
Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) on Monday imposed a ban on carrying and blasting of any kind of explosives, fireworks, crackers, and other harmful and injurious elements from Tuesday night.
3 alleged human traffickers held, 17 rescued in city
Members of the Detective Branch of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) separate drives arrested three suspected human traffickers from Ashkona of Dakkhin Khan and Fakirerpol areas in the city on Sunday night. DB officials said they also rescued 17 victims during…
Reshuffle in police administration
Four senior police officers, rank of Deputy Inspector General (DIG), have been given new postings on Monday. The Home Ministry has already issued a circular in this regard. According to the notification, DIG of Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) Md…
‘Law ministry can do nothing with Jamaat ban,’ matter with SC
Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anisul Huq on Monday told Parliament that his ministry has nothing do with the case for banning Jamaat as the matter is now pending with the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. Replying to a…