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BGB-BSF 55th Border Conference to Begin in New Delhi Tomorrow

Four leaders from the Awami League and Chhatra League, including former MP Sanuar Hossain, have been arrested by police in Dhaka for their involvement in an attack during an anti-discrimination student movement. The arrests were made in separate raids in the Vatara and Badda police stations. Meanwhile, the 55th Border Conference between the BSF and BGB has commenced in New Delhi, with Bangladesh t

No Police Verification Required for Passport

Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus has announced that police verification will no longer be required to obtain a passport. He stated that the passport is a citizen’s right and will now be issued without police verification. Meta Description:

Three Senior Police Officers, Including Former CMP Commissioner, Arrested

Three senior police officers, including the former Commissioner of Chattogram Metropolitan Police, have been arrested for alleged involvement in criminal activities. Legal actions are set to begin soon.

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UN report accuses Bangladesh government of systematic human rights violations in July-August unrest

A UN investigation has revealed evidence of systematic human rights violations by the Awami League government during the July-August protests in Bangladesh. The report highlights extrajudicial killings, torture, and gender-based violence, calling for urgent judicial and security reforms.

Devil Hunt Operation: 591 More Arrests Across the Country

Operation Devil Hunt continues nationwide with 591 more arrests in the latest phase. Along with members of the ruling Awami League, notorious criminals and armed offenders have been detained. A significant cache of weapons has also been seized during the operation.

India Will Attempt to Avoid Returning Sheikh Hasina: Law Advisor

Law Advisor Professor Asif Nazrul expressed doubts about India's willingness to return former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, citing that India may use various excuses to avoid the extradition. He also discussed the progress of trials related to killings in July and August, with hopes for verdicts by October.

CNG Drivers to Be Fined Up to Tk 50,000 for Not Using Meters

BRTA directs police to file cases against taxi drivers charging over meter fare. Offenders may face fines of up to Tk 50,000 under the Road Transport Act.

Thirteen Police Suspended in Sylhet Over Extortion Claims

Thirteen police officers from the Companyganj Police Station in Sylhet have been suspended over extortion allegations. An investigation is underway, and further action will follow.

Police Demands Reinstatement of 2,200 Dismissed Officers

The "Victim Police Family" has demanded the reinstatement of 2,200 police officers dismissed during the previous government. In a press conference, they raised issues of wrongful termination, economic difficulties, and political pressure, urging the current government to reinstate them.

Bangladesh Ranks 14th in Global Corruption Index: TIB

In 2024, Bangladesh ranks 14th in the list of the world’s most corrupt countries, down from 10th place last year. According to the Corruption Perception Index, the country’s corruption situation remains alarming. The report was published by Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB).

Govt Preparing to Hold Elections by December

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir confirms that the interim government is preparing to hold elections by December. He shares details of the government's election roadmap following a meeting with the Chief Adviser.