TONU MURDER : CID continues interrogating suspects
The Criminal Investigation Department officials said they were interrogating a number of new people and analysing the physical evidence related to the investigation into the killing of Comilla Victoria College student Sohagi Jahan Tonu.
No tannery completes relocation in 6 years
Not a single tannery has fully shifted to Savar from Hazaribagh in six years even after repeated extension of deadlines.
NAZIM MURDER : Family refuses to file case
The family of murdered online activist Nazim Uddin Samad refused to file any case, compelling the police to file the murder case against four to five unknown men on Thursday night. Police said the family was afraid of being persecuted.
PM pushes for setting up SAARC food, seed banks
Urging the South Asian leaders to promise to ensure food and nutritional security across the region, prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday underscored the need for speedy
4 injured in acid attack in city
Four people sustained burn injuries as some miscreants hurled acid towards them in Rupnagar Tin Shed area of the city on Thursday morning.
BANGLADESHI LINKS : ACC launches probe after Panama scam
The Anti-Corruption Commission on Thursday launched a probe into involvement of Bangladeshi people, if any, in illegal investment in offshore companies in the secretive tax haven of the British Virgin Islands.
TONU RAPE, MURDER : 5 army men quizzed, protests continue
Several thousand people took to the streets on Thursday in the city demanding justice for the killing of Comilla Victoria College student Sohagi Jahan Tonu and threatened to call a countrywide general strike.
Hundreds protest at murder of online activist
Strong protests were launched on Thursday against killings of secular writers, bloggers and publishers in the country as a Jagannath University law student and secular online activist was hacked and shot to death in the Old Dhaka on Wednesday night.
Customs intel seizes Porsche car
Customs intelligence on Wednesday seized a Porsche Cayenne jeep from Dhaka’s Gulshan area on charge of customs duty evasion.
GP yet to allow BTRC auditor after five months
The country’s leading mobile phone company Grameenphone has yet not allowed the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission to audit its accounts five months into the appointment of the auditor.
