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Army hopes to normalise law & order if election held

Bangladesh Army today said the law and order situation will return to normalcy if the planned national election in February is held, paving the way for their return to barracks.

“Like the country’s people, the Bangladesh Army is expecting a free, fair, impartial and festive election as per the government outline,” Army Training and Doctrine Command’s (ARTDOC) general officer commanding Lieutenant General Md Mainur Rahman told a media briefing at Dhaka Cantonment.
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Tk 1 lakh bribe to ‘execute’ court order

A shocking case of fraud has been uncovered in connection with the enforcement of a court order concerning a property in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi area owned by a London-based expatriate.

Disturbingly, the fraud appears to involve individuals directly linked to the court itself. Allegations of tampering with the main court case file have surfaced, along with claims that Tk 100,000 in bribes was taken from a tenant during the...

Hearing on appeal over caretaker govt system continues

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court (SC) today continued hearing an appeal against its earlier judgment that had abolished the poll-time non-party caretaker government system.
[caption id="attachment_8571" align="alignleft" width="836"] Bangladesh Supreme Court.[/caption] The Appellate Division full bench, headed by Chief Justice Syed Refaat Ahmed, held the hearing for the fifth consecutive day. At the end of today's proceedings, the apex court adjourned the hearing till November 2. Senior Advocate Zai...

The hidden reign of ‘Balu Sattar’

Where has Haji Abdus Sattar — better known across Sirajganj as “Balu Sattar” — gone? Once a household name in the district’s sand business and Awami League politics, the controversial sand trader has vanished from public view.

Yet, many locals claim his invisible hand still grips the multimillion-taka sand trade stretching across the Jamuna River.

An empire built on the Jamuna’s sands

Bail bonds thru’ online begins tomorrow: Law Adviser

Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Adviser Dr Asif Nazrul today said the process of receiving bail bonds online will begin on a trial basis tomorrow (Wednesday), allowing bail documents to reach prisons directly in a single click. “After a person secures bail, there are reportedly 12 stages before release—often involving money and harassment. From tomorrow, we’re launching a pilot project. With just one click, the bail bond will instantly reach the respective jail,” he said.
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AI advances, but so do digital dangers

Nusrat Tayba Mim:

The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has ushered in significant innovation and convenience across multiple sectors. However, its unregulated misuse is increasingly contributing to a surge in cybercrimes, including misinformation, identity theft, and phishing attacks. Legal experts and analysts are now calling for immediate legislative reform in Bangladesh to address these emerging threats. Without a comprehensive framework to regulate AI-driven o...
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