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Sheikh Hasina to face justice after repatriation: Home Minister
Sheikh Hasina to face justice after repatriation: Home Minister

Sheikh Hasina to face justice after repatriation: Home Minister

Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will be brought back to the country, arrested, and the court's verdict will be executed, said Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed. At the same time, he said the political future of the Awami League will be determined not through any administrative order, but through the law and judicial process.

Death toll in landslides and floods rises to 57, over 4,000 people in shelters
Death toll in landslides and floods rises to 57, over 4,000 people in shelters

Death toll in landslides and floods rises to 57, over 4,000 people in shelters

The death toll in seven districts of the country due to continuous heavy rains, landslides and floods has risen to 57. Another 40 people have been injured in the incident. Currently, 4,079 people have taken shelter in 111 shelters opened for the affected people.

Mob kills 133 in six months, 50 attacks on minority communities: HRSS
Mob kills 133 in six months, 50 attacks on minority communities: HRSS

Mob kills 133 in six months, 50 attacks on minority communities: HRSS

At least 133 people were killed in mob violence and mob lynchings in the country between January and June this year. Another 256 were injured during the same period. The number of deaths has almost doubled compared to the same period last year, according to the human rights organization Human Rights Support Society (HRSS).

Assistant registrar sacked for tarnishing Supreme Court, Chief Justice's image
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Assistant registrar sacked for tarnishing Supreme Court, Chief Justice's image

The Supreme Court administration has dismissed Assistant Registrar (Civil-1) of the High Court Division, Ibrahim Alam Bhuiyan, from service after allegations of tarnishing the image of the Supreme Court, the Chief Justice and other judges through Facebook posts were proven.

More than 30,000 suspicious transactions in a year, up 74 percent
More than 30,000 suspicious transactions in a year, up 74 percent

More than 30,000 suspicious transactions in a year, up 74 percent

Surveillance of suspicious financial transactions has increased significantly in the country to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing. In the 2024-25 fiscal year, 30,199 suspicious transaction and activity reports were submitted to the Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU), which is 74 percent more than the previous fiscal year.

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