Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) prevented an alleged push-in attempt by India’s Border Security Force (BSF) along the Telipara tea garden border in Madhabpur upazila of Habiganj early Friday. The incident occurred near border pillar 82 in the 18-number border area, where BSF personnel reportedly tried to push nine individuals into Bangladesh around 3 a.m. Local residents also played an active role in assisting BGB during the operation.

According to the commander of the 55 BGB Battalion, Tanjilur Rahman, BSF members attempted the push-in by turning off border lights late at night. Following the incident, BGB strengthened patrols and surveillance across the border area to prevent further attempts.

The report highlights the coordinated response between BGB and local residents, which successfully thwarted the intrusion effort and reinforced border vigilance in the region.

A fire broke out at a lawyer’s chamber in Al-Baraka Tower on Elephant Road under New Market Police Station in Dhaka, killing two clerks named Abdus Salam, 20, and Jony, 24. The incident occurred in the chamber formerly belonging to late adviser Hasan Arif, now used by his son Barrister Moaz and International Crimes Tribunal prosecutor Abdullah Al Noman. Fire Service personnel recovered the two victims from a bathroom after extinguishing the blaze and took them to hospital, where both were later declared dead.

According to police, Abdus Salam was from Kahalu in Bogura and worked for prosecutor Abdullah Al Noman, while Jony, from Kishoreganj Sadar, worked for Barrister Moaz. Sub-Inspector Md Shahin of New Market Police Station confirmed that the bodies were sent to Dhaka Medical College morgue for autopsy. He said the exact cause of death would be determined after investigation and post-mortem reports.

A security guard at the building suggested the victims may have taken shelter in the bathroom to escape the fire and died from suffocation due to smoke. The fire also destroyed valuable books and documents worth several lakh taka.

A family that accidentally left their child at a restaurant in Comilla’s Paduar Bazar Bishwaroad area has been located, according to the restaurant’s management. The incident occurred on Saturday morning around 8:30 a.m. at Zaitun Restaurant, where the family had breakfast before leaving for Cox’s Bazar. Within four hours, the restaurant authorities were able to contact the family, who reached out around 12:30 p.m.

Lutfur Rahman Ripon, owner of Zaitun Restaurant, confirmed that the child’s mother had spoken with them, though her language was not understood. The family reportedly learned about the situation after seeing news coverage online and began returning to Comilla. The restaurant plans to hand over the child to the family through police and social services officials.

CCTV footage showed that the family, described as foreign and traveling in two vehicles with about 15 members, had been chatting and eating before accidentally leaving the child behind. The prompt communication and coordination ensured the child’s safety and the family’s return.

A foreign family reportedly left their young child behind at a restaurant in Comilla’s Sadar Dakshin upazila on Saturday morning. The incident occurred around 8:30 a.m. at Zaitun Restaurant in the Padua Bazar Bishwaroad Mostafapur area. According to the restaurant’s owner, Lutfur Rahman Ripon, the family had breakfast and then departed, apparently forgetting their child. CCTV footage showed about 15 members of the family arriving in two vehicles and leaving after their meal.

The restaurant owner said they have notified Sadar Dakshin police about the matter and are seeking public assistance to locate the family. The child, estimated to be between one and a half and two years old, is currently at the restaurant and unable to speak or identify themselves. Attempts to contact the officer-in-charge of Sadar Dakshin Police Station, Rokikul Islam, were unsuccessful as he did not answer phone calls.

Authorities are expected to continue efforts to trace the family and ensure the child’s safety, though no further updates were available at the time of reporting.

A headmistress of a government primary school in Bakerganj upazila of Barishal has been accused of misappropriating food allocated for students under the school feeding program. The incident occurred on Thursday afternoon at Ranihat Government Primary School in Charadi Union, sparking widespread discussion in the area.

According to local residents, headmistress Reshma Akter Misti had allegedly been taking food meant for students for a long time. Witnesses claimed that after school hours, locals demanded to check her bag, and upon inspection, 24 eggs and 22 pieces of bread were reportedly found inside. The news quickly spread, drawing a crowd to the school premises.

Locals described the alleged act as deeply disappointing and called for a proper investigation and legal action if the allegations are proven. Upazila Education Officer Ruhul Amin confirmed awareness of the complaint and stated that an investigation would be conducted to verify the truth before taking necessary action as per regulations.

Three members of a Bangladeshi family were killed in a stabbing attack in Rome, Italy, on Friday night, June 26, 2026. The incident occurred around 9 p.m. local time at a residential building on Via Montilio in the Casalotti area of western Rome. The victims were identified as Kamal from Noakhali’s Basurhat area, his wife, and their five-year-old daughter. Their 18-year-old son was seriously injured and is currently receiving treatment at a hospital, where doctors have confirmed he is out of danger.

According to Italian media reports cited in the source, an unidentified man attacked the family with a sharp weapon, leading to the deaths of the three victims due to excessive bleeding at the scene. Authorities have not yet released further details about the attacker or the motive behind the assault.

The incident has drawn attention to the safety of migrant families in Italy, though no official statements or reactions were mentioned in the source.

A man named Sohel Mia, aged 34, died after being struck with a glass at a tea stall in Sreemangal, Moulvibazar. The incident occurred on Friday morning when Sohel had an argument with another man, Ismail Mia, over being served a drinking glass. During the altercation, Ismail allegedly hit Sohel on the head with a glass. Sohel was taken to Sreemangal Upazila Health Complex with serious head injuries and received five stitches. Although he initially returned home after treatment, his condition worsened later, and he died in the hospital that afternoon.

Police arrested the suspect, Ismail Mia, son of Fozor Ali from the same area, shortly after the incident. The body of Sohel, son of the late Ful Mia from Alisharkul village, was sent to the district hospital morgue for autopsy. According to the investigating officer, a case is being processed in connection with the death.

Authorities confirmed that the victim suffered severe head trauma, and the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Police have arrested former army member Md. Sarowar Hossain Khan, 40, for allegedly editing and spreading obscene versions of a young woman’s photos and videos through a fake Facebook account. The arrest took place on Thursday afternoon in Tongi, Gazipur, by a team from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID). He was later handed over to Mohanganj Police Station and sent to jail through court on Friday. The accused is from Noagaon village in Dharmapasha upazila of Sunamganj and had been working at a pharmaceutical company in Gazipur.

According to police, the victim filed a case under the Pornography Act on April 14 last year at Mohanganj Police Station and also lodged a complaint with the cyber protection cell for women. Investigators used digital tools to identify the suspect after a prolonged inquiry. The victim stated that her edited photos and distorted videos were circulated online, causing her and her family severe social and mental distress, eventually forcing her to leave her area.

She demanded exemplary punishment for the accused to prevent similar cyber harassment against women in the future.

Police recovered the half-decomposed body of a 32-year-old female doctor, Fara Ferdous, from a rented apartment in the Aziz Super Market building in Dhaka’s Shahbagh area on Friday afternoon. The discovery was made after neighbors reported a foul smell coming from the 14th-floor flat. Officers entered the room in the presence of the victim’s sister, Nujula Ferdous, and found the body seated on a bed with her head resting on a table. The body was later sent to Dhaka Medical College Hospital morgue for autopsy.

According to Shahbagh Police Sub-Inspector Ekramul Haque, Fara Ferdous had been living alone in the apartment for a long time. She was pursuing advanced training in cardiovascular studies at PG Hospital and had joined government service through the 39th BCS. Family members last spoke with her on June 23, after which they lost contact. Fara was originally from Paigram village in Phultala upazila of Khulna district.

Police said the cause of death has not yet been determined. The actual cause will be known after the post-mortem report, and legal procedures are underway.

In Lakshmipur’s Raipur, police have handed over the body of Antor Majumder, who was killed in a mob beating after being accused in the murder of a mother and her three daughters. The handover took place after close family members refused to accept the body. Eventually, police arranged for a distant cousin, Titu Majumder, to receive it through the local union council chairman. The incident was confirmed by Sub-Inspector Md. Yakub of Sadar Model Police Station on Friday night.

According to police, Antor was the son of Kartik Majumder from Charbajlul Karim village in Noakhali’s Subarnachar upazila. His body underwent an autopsy at the 100-bed Lakshmipur Sadar Hospital, where the residential medical officer, Dr. Arup Pal, confirmed the post-mortem was completed before the body was handed to police. Later, it was transferred to the relative.

A case has been filed at Raipur Police Station over Antor’s death in the mob beating. Sub-Inspector Aminul Islam lodged the case against unidentified individuals, according to Officer-in-Charge Shahin Mia.

Two men died while attempting to rescue a mason who fell ill inside an under-construction septic tank in Raozan upazila of Chattogram on Friday afternoon. The incident occurred around 1 p.m. at the house of the late Kartik Das in Jhikuti Para area of Noapara Union. The deceased were identified as Pradip Das, 38, and Samiran Das, 28, who were brothers-in-law. The injured mason, Shah Alam, was admitted to Chattogram Medical College Hospital.

According to family members, Shah Alam became unconscious while working inside the tank. Pradip Das entered to rescue him and managed to lift him up but then lost consciousness himself. Samiran Das then went down to help but also failed to come out. Fire service personnel later recovered all three victims. Police confirmed that the two men were declared dead at a local hospital.

Authorities suspect the deaths may have been caused by toxic gases and lack of oxygen inside the closed tank, though some locals attributed the tragedy to supernatural causes.

Police have rescued two missing schoolgirls, Afsana (13) and Asha Moni (11), from Dhaka ten days after they disappeared from Gopalpur village in Bogarchar Union of Bakshiganj upazila, Jamalpur. The rescue took place on Thursday night with the assistance of Shah Ali Police Station, who helped Bakshiganj police recover the girls from a government shelter center in Mirpur. The girls had reportedly left home on June 17 in search of jobs after being influenced by a friend.

According to the report, the girls wandered around Mirpur after failing to find employment. Locals, suspecting something unusual, questioned them and learned they had been deceived. They were then placed under the care of the Mirpur government shelter center. Following legal procedures, police handed the girls over to their families. Afsana is an eighth-grade student at Gopalpur Co-operative Girls High School, while Asha Moni studies at a local Noorani madrasa.

The families, who had filed a missing persons complaint with Bakshiganj police, expressed relief after their daughters were safely returned home.

A case has been filed against 12 people, including six named suspects, following the shooting of 12-year-old schoolboy Ethan Ahmed Prem during an anti-drug human chain in Comilla city. The boy’s father, Yunus Mia, lodged the case late Thursday night at Kotwali Model Police Station. Officer-in-Charge Touhidul Anwar confirmed that one suspect named Shraban has been detained in connection with the incident.

Prem, a sixth-grade student at Katabil Rafiquddin Memorial High School, was shot while returning home during a school break. He was first treated at Comilla Medical College Hospital and later transferred to Dhaka Medical College Hospital, where doctors have not yet removed the bullet due to its position near his lungs. His parents described his condition as critical.

Local residents said the attack occurred after tensions between two groups, known as the Apu and Sabbir groups, escalated over drug trade disputes. Member of Parliament Monirul Haque Chowdhury visited the victim’s family and stated that law enforcement and public representatives share responsibility for the incident. Police operations to arrest the remaining suspects are ongoing.

An attempt to push three individuals into Bangladesh through the Meherpur border was thwarted early Friday morning. According to local reports, the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) tried to send the group through the 135/7S barbed-wire gate near the 136 main pillar at the Dhala border in Gangni upazila. The Dhala BOP camp commander, Habildar Shishir Kumar, confirmed the incident. Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and local residents resisted the move, forcing the BSF to take the individuals back across the fence.

Local sources said the three people, two men and one woman, were initially sent toward Bangladesh during the night and were later seen near the zero line. After facing resistance, they remained in no man’s land until the BSF retrieved them between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m. Their identities remain unknown, and BGB has not issued an official statement on the matter.

Separately, reports indicated that two more people were pushed near the Kazipur-Sheoratola border early the same morning, but BGB has not commented on that incident either.

A murder case has been filed after a woman and her three daughters were killed inside their home in Raipur municipality of Lakshmipur. The victims’ only son, Junaid Islam Sifat, lodged the case on Friday afternoon against unidentified suspects. According to police and witnesses, the attack occurred Thursday morning at a ground-floor apartment on Dhanhata Nadir Par Road, where Shahinur Begum, 38, and her daughters aged 21, 17, and 10 were hacked to death.

Witnesses said a local resident locked the gate after seeing a man inside the house, trapping the alleged assailant, Antor Majumder, who was later beaten to death by locals while trying to flee across rooftops. Police said Antor had previously rented a flat in the same building but left about eight months earlier. Relatives and witnesses suspect robbery as the motive, citing missing gold ornaments and rent money.

Raipur police confirmed that the bodies were handed over to the family after autopsy and that an investigation is underway to determine the motive and whether others were involved.