Crime & Corruption

November 30, 2024, 8:42 am

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Consider me as an adviser from Rangpur, CA tells Abu Sayed’s family Tarique acquitted in another case in Gazipur Fire at pesticide warehouse in Mymensingh BSCIC Govt printing 400mn textbooks with outlay increased by Tk 5.5bn Biker dies in Dinajpur road accident WTO chief Okonjo-Iweala reinstated for second term BFIU freezes accounts of Chinmoy, 16 others involved in ISKCON Minorities feel safer under interim government: VOA survey Govt is firm to enforce ban on polythene bags: monitoring committee Salehuddin for inclusive public financial management reform

Crime & Corruption

Question Leak: Seven gives statements confessing involvement

TDS Desk: Seven employees of the Public Service Commission (PSC) gave statements before a Dhaka court on Tuesday confessing their part of involvement in the leak of question papers during

Railway exam to be cancelled if question leak allegations found true: PSC Chairman

UNB, Dhaka Public Service Commission (PSC) Chairman Md Sohorab Hossain has said that the exam on 5 July for the post of deputy assistant engineer of Bangladesh Railway will be

HC upholds death for ‘serial killer’ Rasu Khan in Parvin murder

Staff Correspondent: The High Court has upheld the death sentence awarded to self-confessed ‘serial killer’ Rasu Khan over the murder of garment worker Parvin in Chandpur. Two other convicts in

Indian doctor held for Bangladesh-India kidney transplant ‘racket’

TDS Desk: An Indian doctor working for the Delhi-based Indraprastha Apollo Hospital has been arrested for her alleged involvement in an organ transplant racket between Bangladesh and India, says the

Court orders seizure of Ctg police ADC Kamrul Hasan, wife’s assets worth Tk 11 cr

TDS Desk: A Chattogram court ordered the seizure of assets worth approximately Tk11 crore belonging to Additional Deputy Commissioner of Chattogram Metropolitan Police (CMP) Kamrul Hasan and his wife, Saima

Question leak: PSC chair’s ex chauffeur held with son, 15 others

TDS Desk: The CID has filed a case against 50-60 persons in connection with the leak of question papers of various recruitment examinations, including those of the Public Service Commission