A Dhaka court has granted a five-day remand for Ahsan Ullah, accused of sheltering the main suspect in the Keraniganj madrasa explosion case filed under the Anti-Terrorism Act. The order was issued on Monday, December 29, 2025, by Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Tajul Islam Sohag after police sought a ten-day remand. The investigation officer, Sub-Inspector Md. Zahurul Islam of South Keraniganj Police Station, argued that Ahsan Ullah had given refuge to fugitive Sheikh Al Amin, the madrasa director and main accused, after the blast. According to the case details, the explosion occurred on December 26 at a madrasa building in Hasnabad Housing area, damaging walls and the roof. Following the incident, law enforcement agencies including the CID Crime Scene Unit, Anti-Terrorism Unit, RAB, and Fire Service conducted a two-day recovery operation. They seized around 400 liters of liquid chemicals, bomb-making materials, and several explosive devices from Al Amin’s rented residence. Six other suspects arrested earlier were also placed on remand for varying periods as the investigation continues to identify additional individuals linked to the banned militant organization.
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