Law & Court

April 11, 2025, 4:33 pm

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Law & Court

Arrest warrant issued for Salman F Rahman, Anisul Huq, 4 others in new murder case

Staff Correspondent: A court on Monday ordered the arrest of six individuals, including Salman F Rahman, former adviser on private industry affairs, and former law minister Anisul Huq, in connection

Sadeeq Agro Chairman Imran arrested in Tk133cr money laundering case

Staff Correspondent: The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of police has arrested Sadeeq Agro Chairman Imran Hossain in a Tk133 crore money laundering case. Special Superintendent of Police Jasim Uddin of

Court orders to freeze 9 bank accounts of ex-CCC mayor Shuchona

Staff Correspondent: A court has ordered to freeze nine bank accounts of the former mayor of Cumilla City Corporation (CCC) Tahseen Bahar Shuchona with Tk 1.59 crore in those accounts.

SC stays HC verdict cancelling recruitment of 6,531 teachers

Staff Correspondent: The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court (SC) on Monday stayed a High Court (HC) verdict that cancelled the process to recruit 6,531 candidates as assistant teachers at

Court orders to freeze 44 bank accounts of Amu, wife, daughter

Staff Correspondent: A Dhaka court on Sunday (March 2) ordered to freeze 44 bank accounts of former industries minister and veteran Awami League leader Amir Hossain Amu, his wife Saida

Caretaker govt: Hearing on 4 review petitions on May 8

Staff Correspondent: The Appellate Division has scheduled 8 May for the hearing of four petitions filed by political parties and six individuals seeking review of the verdict that abolished the