Tarique Rahman, acting chairman of BNP, contacted the grieving family of JCD activist Apurba (25), who was fatally stabbed in Narayanganj while attempting to stop a dispute. Expressing condolences, Rahman reassured Apurba’s parents that many BNP activists had suffered deaths, disappearances, and brutal persecution while resisting injustice. He urged authorities to swiftly arrest the perpetrators. Apurba’s father lamented that their family had been subjected to 16 years of harassment for their BNP affiliation.

A BNP leader was assaulted and forcibly taken to a police station in Narayanganj’s Signboard area by a rival faction within the party. The attack was linked to an extortion dispute in the transport sector. Former JCD leader Abdur Rahman, who had previously filed a case against ex-BNP leader Mamun and his associates, was angered by the police’s failure to arrest Mamun. Upon learning Mamun was at the station, Rahman and his supporters rushed there, captured him as he tried to flee, and continued beating him inside the officer-in-charge’s room. Allegedly, Mamun controlled extortion activities in the area.

A violent clash erupted between two BNP factions in a border area of Sunamganj over extortion from Indian limestone transporters. The confrontation, lasting from evening until 10 PM, resulted in the death of Mohammad Ali (60), a BNP-affiliated individual, and left at least 20 others injured. The dispute reportedly stemmed from ongoing tensions between local JCD leader Harunur Mahmud and former Jubo Dal leader Hazrat Ali.

NCP leader Samantha Sharmin has called for a Constituent Assembly to rewrite the constitution, stating it as the party’s primary goal. However, BNP Standing Committee Member Salahuddin Ahmed opposed the idea. Sharmin suggested BNP’s objection is to holding the Constituent Assembly and parliamentary elections together, but NCP never proposed that. She emphasized that those elected to the assembly would transition into lawmakers post-constitution drafting, ensuring no short- or long-term complications. She also questioned if Salahuddin’s remarks reflected BNP’s official stance.

A court has ordered the seizure of assets, including Sudha Sadan, the private residence of ousted leader Sheikh Hasina, along with properties owned by her family members. The decision was made following an application by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC). The court has also issued travel bans on Sheikh Hasina, her sister Sheikh Rehana, her son Sajeeb Ahmed Wazed (Joy), daughter Saima Wazed Putul, and Rehana’s children, Tulip Rizwana Siddiq, Azmina Siddiq, and Radwan Mujib Siddiq.

BNP leader Aminul Haque has accused a new political party of taking advantage of its position within the government, stating that this cannot be considered a democratic practice. He further claimed that a faction was spreading lies and propaganda under the name of the BNP for their own gain. According to Haque, individuals who have defected from the corrupt Awami League and are now posing as new members of BNP are responsible for various misconducts and conspiracies in the country. He emphasized that the Awami League is an authoritarian party that has conspired against the people of Bangladesh and committed atrocities, even burning people alive. He further asserted that those involved in looting and corruption could not be true members of the BNP.

In Tangail’s Bhuapur upazila, BNP leader Abdus Salam allegedly threatened to cut off a food official’s hand after failing to secure an Open Market Sale (OMS) dealership. Salam, the organizational secretary of Gabshara Union BNP, participated in an open lottery for dealership allocation on March 6, conducted by the Upazila Administration and Food Office. After failing to win the dealership, he and his associates stormed into the office on Monday morning and issued the violent threat against Food Officer Mohammad Kazi Hamidul. Authorities are investigating the incident.

A case has been filed against three leaders of the BNP-backed Jatiyatabadi Chaluk Dal (Driver Group), including its central president, Jewel Khandaker, on charges of extortion, vandalism, and looting. The accused are Jewel Khandaker, Shakil Khandaker, and Jasim Uddin. Plaintiff Iltutmish Saudagar stated that the case was filed under the directives of BNP leader Tareq Rahman. He emphasized that the party would take legal action against any members involved in criminal activities and that no one would be spared. The accused allegedly fabricated a story on March 4 to unlawfully enter the residence of Tanvir Imam’s ex-wife, the son of the late HT Imam, and carried out widespread looting.

Local Awami League leaders and activists in Moulvibazar forcefully freed Awami League President Haji Ahmad Uddin from police custody. Following the incident, police conducted a raid on Monday morning and arrested four individuals. According to reports, on Sunday at 7 PM, members of Sherpur police outpost detained Haji Ahmad Uddin from Katarai Bazaar. However, when officers attempted to place him on a motorcycle, local Awami League leaders engaged in a scuffle with the police and managed to take him away.

Police have arrested five robbers, including Youth League leader Raifel Mohiuddin (38), while they were attempting to escape by river after committing a robbery. The arrests took place with the seizure of two pistols, 37 rounds of ammunition, magazines, and several sharp weapons, according to Nazirpur River Police. The gang was fleeing in two trawlers, transporting a stolen excavator (beko) and a pontoon. Authorities revealed that the stolen equipment had been stored at Noor Mohammad Mollah’s brick kiln in Madaripur since the robbery on March 8. On Sunday night, around 20-22 robbers loaded the excavator onto the pontoon and attempted to escape from Kalkini, Madaripur, toward Babuganj. Acting on a tip-off, police launched an operation on the Arial Khan River, leading to the arrests.

Mizanur Rahman Mizan, former acting principal and vice-president of the Union JSD, forcibly occupied the principal’s chair at Veramara Adarsha Degree College. On Sunday morning, Mizan and his supporters entered the principal’s office and removed Principal Shamsuzzaman Ranzu from his seat. The incident has sparked controversy and unrest among faculty and students.

Detectives in Patuakhali have arrested two individuals, Shahadat (22) and Mahfuz (21), for masterminding an arson attack on content creator Kafir’s residence. The suspects, identified as members of the banned Student League, allegedly set fire to the house while its occupants were asleep. Family members escaped through the back door and alerted the fire department, which managed to extinguish the blaze.

BNP leader Abdus Salam Pintu has alleged that after 17 years of public struggle, Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee to India, having looted Bangladesh’s resources to support a neighboring country. "I never bowed to injustice. I never participated in the conspiracy to sell Bangladesh to India," he declared. Pintu emphasized that people from all walks of life, including rickshaw pullers and laborers, have sacrificed their lives for democracy.

Following a petition from the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), a court has ordered the seizure of the tax records of former minister Tajul Islam and his wife, Fauzia Islam. Tajul is accused of illegally acquiring assets worth BDT 780.2 million through misuse of power and financial irregularities. Similarly, Fauzia is alleged to have amassed BDT 690.02 million through undisclosed sources.

Khulna University of Engineering & Technology (KUET) has declared that any student found engaged in political activities will face permanent expulsion. According to an official statement, this decision was made in the university syndicate’s emergency meetings, banning all forms of political participation on campus. Students have been warned against involvement in any political organization.