An Indian man was injured and arrested after an alleged gunfight between a group of suspected smugglers and the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) along the Barlekha border in Moulvibazar on Thursday night, according to a BGB press release.

Two men were killed in a stabbing and a subsequent retaliatory attack after an altercation broke out between two groups at a bar in Cox’s Bazar town on Thursday night.

Lawyer Hasan Mahmud attended a hearing in a cheque dishonour case at Dhaka’s Metropolitan Magistrate’s Court 8 on June 15.

Rangpur Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mahbubur Rashid, who joined the post on Thursday, yesterday inspected the scene where four members of the same family were murdered in the city’s Daspara (Machhuapara) area, saying it was too early to comment on the case.

A six-year-old Rohingya child and his mother were injured in a gunfight between two armed groups at a refugee camp in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar.

Mobile court sentences one manager to three months in jail and orders the stock sold to farmers at official prices

Police say the child was assaulted in Shah Ali

Agency says legal action will follow if evidence of smuggling is found

Note: Police corrected earlier information that the child had died; both are alive and undergoing treatment at Chattogram Medical College Hospital, and this report has been updated accordingly

Mahbubur Rashid says police are examining all information and will look into unverified claims about crime-scene evidence

Detainees were allegedly trying to cross into India with the help of brokers, says BGB

Police say the two groups had previous enmity

Police say Pintu Das was found at his ancestral home after leaving Chandpur with his family; no case has yet been filed against him

Firearms and yaba recovered during arrest, says BGB in press release

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is expected to deliver its verdict in the Rohingya genocide case against Myanmar in October 2026.

Police say complaints from both sides are under scrutiny and cases will be recorded if allegations are substantiated

Chattogram police say arrested suspect Mobarak admitted using the pistol in the June 13 shooting in Raozan

The other accused is Aman Ullah’s brother

Commissioner says the killings took place last Friday morning, after Ganapati saw the accused taking yaba on the roof

Driver says medicines were taken from Ghatail Upazila Health Complex; storekeeper already suspended