Six people have been arrested in connection with an attack, vandalism, and looting at a Coast Guard floating station near Harbaria in Mongla upazila of Bagerhat district. The incident occurred on Thursday night, and the detainees include the wife, mother, and sister of missing fisherman Miraj, who has been named as the prime accused. The arrested individuals were detained during a special operation in the Joymoni area and later handed over to Mongla police before being sent to court.

According to reports, three Coast Guard members were seriously injured in the attack. Local residents said the assault may have been triggered by anger and dissatisfaction over the disappearance of fisherman Miraj, which had caused tension in the area. However, Coast Guard and administrative officials described the incident as a planned attack possibly involving an organized group.

Authorities have tightened security in the area as tensions remain high following the violent incident.

Soheli Islam, 42, died on Thursday after being injured in a snatching incident near Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital in Dhaka. The incident occurred around 6:15 a.m. on Sunday when two helmeted snatchers on a motorcycle pulled her vanity bag, causing her to fall from a moving rickshaw. She sustained severe head injuries and was hospitalized for four days before succumbing to her injuries.

Soheli was returning to her Dhanmondi home from a relative’s wedding in Parbatipur, Dinajpur, accompanied by her daughter Somaiya Alam. Locals rescued her after the fall and took her to a nearby hospital, later transferring her to Anwar Khan Modern Medical College Hospital as her condition worsened. Her body was later taken to Ishwardi in Pabna for burial.

Family members said they could not file a case immediately due to the absence of close relatives in Dhaka but are preparing to take legal action. Police stated they have not yet received any complaint and are investigating the incident after learning about it from media reports.

Six individuals were detained in Sadullapur upazila of Gaibandha after allegedly slaughtering horses and attempting to sell the meat. The incident occurred on Friday morning in Khodda Rasulpur village under Jamalpur Union. Locals, upon learning about the activity at a rice mill in Mongla Port area, detained the suspects and handed them over to police. Law enforcement officers seized the horse meat and buried it on site.

Sadullapur Upazila Nirbahi Officer Mahmudul Hasan visited the scene and brought the situation under control. He stated that the authorities would take the highest legal action against those involved. Officer-in-Charge Habibul Islam of Sadullapur Police Station confirmed the incident and said legal proceedings would follow.

Attempts to contact the upazila livestock officer for comment were unsuccessful, leaving some details about the animals and the motive behind the slaughter unclear.

Central Chhatra Shibir leader Jisan was rescued from Laksam, Cumilla, 23 hours after being abducted from Daudkandi. His elder brother, Advocate Russel Rafi, confirmed the rescue on Friday night, stating that Jisan’s physical condition was very critical. According to police, he was found at Laksam Railway Station and taken to a local hospital for initial treatment.

Jisan had returned from Dhaka to his home village in Daudkandi, Cumilla, on Thursday. He last contacted his father around 8 p.m., saying he had reached Daudkandi and would soon be home. His WhatsApp showed last online at 8:29 p.m., after which his phone was switched off and his Facebook account deactivated. Family members and associates could not locate him despite extensive searches, prompting his brother to file a complaint with the police.

Police officials confirmed the rescue operation and ongoing medical care, but no details were provided about the abductors or the motive behind the incident.

A Bangladeshi youth named Mujibur Rahman Mujib, aged 26, was shot dead by India’s Border Security Force (BSF) near the Dattagram border area of Sharifpur Union in Kulaura upazila, Moulvibazar. The incident occurred on Friday evening after 5 p.m. at the Manu River char near the Indian Tarbera area. Local sources reported that BSF members opened fire when Mujibur approached the riverbank, killing him on the spot.

Mujibur Rahman was the son of Azizur Rahman Ajib from Dattagram village. Local Union Parishad member Md. Harun Mia confirmed that the body remained at the scene after the shooting. Acting chairman of Sharifpur Union, Nipa Rani Das, also verified the incident. The report noted that tension has been prevailing in the border area following the shooting.

The source added that no immediate statement was available from the Indian BSF or other relevant authorities regarding the incident.

Bangladesh Islami Chhatra Shibir has expressed deep concern over the disappearance of its central assistant international secretary and former Comilla West district president, Jisan Ahmed Pradhan, who has been missing for more than 20 hours. In a joint statement released to the media on Friday, the organization’s central president Nurul Islam and secretary general Sibgatullah demanded his immediate and safe recovery. According to the statement, Jisan went missing after leaving the Daudkandi Model Mosque in Comilla following the Isha prayer on Thursday night.

Shibir leaders said Jisan’s family informed the police immediately after his disappearance, but no progress was made. They alleged that despite providing the authorities with the phone number from which ransom was demanded, no effective action has been taken. The organization also claimed to have contacted the police headquarters, the inspector general of police, and the Rapid Action Battalion, but visible progress remains absent.

The statement further criticized the law enforcement agencies’ mysterious behavior, saying such incidents raise serious questions about the country’s law and order situation. Shibir urged the authorities to rescue Jisan unharmed and return him to his family without delay.

A hacker group named Hanzala has claimed responsibility for breaching California’s water supply system, stating that the attack was carried out in retaliation for a United States strike on a water reservoir in southern Iran. The group announced that it had collected data from the hacked website and described the operation as a warning to Washington.

According to Hanzala’s statement, the group possesses the capability to disrupt water distribution but chose not to completely shut down supply to American cities, citing ethical differences with its adversaries. As evidence of the breach, the hackers released five gigabytes of data.

The report, citing Middle East Eye, did not include any official response from US authorities or confirmation of the claimed hack.

Police in Chapainawabganj have arrested two teenagers, identified as Rahmat Roni and Raihan, on charges of raping a child. The arrests took place on Wednesday night in the Barapukuria area of Sadar upazila, and the suspects were presented before the Chapainawabganj court on Thursday afternoon. The incident reportedly occurred on Wednesday evening when the child was playing behind her house.

According to police, the two accused lured the child away and committed the assault. The matter came to light after the child informed her family, who then reported it to the authorities. A case has been filed with the Sadar Model Police Station, and the victim has been taken to a hospital for medical examination.

The arrests were confirmed by Additional Superintendent of Police ANM Wasim Firoz. Both suspects are 15 years old and residents of Barapukuria in Sadar upazila.

Liton Ershad, secretary general of Nirapad Sarak Chai (NISCHA), was critically injured on June 11, 2026, around 10 a.m. when a speeding leguna hit him while he was crossing the road at Shahjahanpur Amtala intersection in Dhaka. Witnesses said he was thrown to the ground and sustained serious head injuries. Bystanders provided initial aid before taking him to Islami Hospital, where doctors gave six stitches to his head and placed him under observation.

NISCHA leaders expressed deep concern over the incident, questioning whether it was a mere accident or a deliberate attack. The organization has long campaigned to ban illegal and reckless vehicles such as battery-powered rickshaws and legunas, and recently the government began considering related measures. The timing of the incident has raised suspicion within the organization about possible motives behind it.

NISCHA demanded a fair and prompt investigation, identification of the leguna and its driver, and legal action. The group reaffirmed its commitment to continue advocating for safer roads and urged law enforcement to uncover the true cause of the incident.

A man named Md. Mamun has accused a local BNP leader of forcibly taking over his house in Rajshahi’s Naodapara area. At a press conference on Thursday, Mamun alleged that on Tuesday night, several people led by BNP Ward 17 Member Secretary Md. Harunur Rashid Haran broke the lock of his house and occupied it. He claimed that after the incident, a police officer named Abir moved into the house with his family while Mamun’s belongings, including furniture, cash, and jewelry, remained inside. Mamun, an employee at Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology, said he bought the property in May 2024 for about 3.5 million taka using savings and loans.

Haran denied the allegations, stating that Mamun had not lived in the house since August 2024 and that the property was being maintained by locals before Abir moved in. He said he advised Mamun to pursue legal means to reclaim the house. Rajshahi Metropolitan BNP President Mamun Ar-Rashid said he does not support any wrongdoing under political cover. Shah Makhdum Police Station’s Officer-in-Charge Kabir Hossain confirmed that Mamun’s wife filed a written complaint, which is under investigation.

Nearly three decades after the mysterious death of Dhallywood actor Salman Shah, renewed discussions have emerged following a court directive to exhume his body for further investigation. In a recent interview, his mother, Neela Chowdhury, expressed dissatisfaction with the decision, saying she sees little justification for another exhumation after previous investigations.

Neela Chowdhury stated that during the second autopsy, doctors, police, and journalists all found the body in a normal condition, yet the report described it as decomposed, which she believes indicates inconsistencies. She alleged irregularities and external influence during earlier phases of the investigation and questioned why the same process is being repeated. Despite her concerns, she said she respects the court’s authority and will abide by its decision.

Salman Shah was found unconscious at his Eskaton residence in Dhaka on September 6, 1996, and was later declared dead at the hospital. Initially recorded as an unnatural death, the case later turned into a murder investigation. The latest court order has reignited public debate over whether his death was suicide or homicide.

A woman posing as a beauty parlor worker allegedly stole gold jewelry worth about three lakh taka from two housewives in Siddhirganj, Narayanganj. The incident occurred around 10 a.m. on Thursday at an apartment on the third floor of City Tower in the Madaninagar area. One of the victims, Sumaiya Khan, filed a written complaint with the local police following the theft.

According to Sumaiya Khan, the suspect arrived at her home around 9:30 a.m., introducing herself as a parlor employee and claiming to be a neighbor. After gaining entry, she offered facial services to Sumaiya and another woman. During the session, the suspect allegedly used a sedative to incapacitate them before removing a gold chain and earrings from Sumaiya and earrings from her neighbor, then fled the scene.

Siddhirganj Police Sub-Inspector Jesmin Sarkar stated that the victims have lodged a written complaint and that CCTV footage from the residence is being reviewed to identify the suspect and take legal action.

Four young men from Patgram in Lalmonirhat have allegedly been sold to the Russian army by two leaders of Jamaat’s youth wing and the party’s municipal chief. Families of the victims have filed four human trafficking cases at Patgram Police Station. The victims’ relatives said the accused took 950,000 taka per person, promising high-paying garment jobs, and sent them to Russia through an agency named RS International in Dhaka’s Uttara area.

According to the families, the four men—Nazmul Haque Sourav, Mehedi Hasan, Al Amin, and Abdullah Al Mamun—last contacted them via video call from Moscow airport on May 8. Later, Russian soldiers allegedly took their passports, visas, and phones, revealing they had been sold to the army. The victims later sent distress messages pleading for rescue. Following the allegations, two accused leaders were removed from their organizational posts.

Police confirmed that four trafficking cases have been filed and said efforts are underway to arrest the suspects. Jamaat officials stated the incident was personal and not linked to the organization.

Attorney General Ruhul Quddus Kajol announced that the trial of the Ramisa rape and murder case will continue without interruption. He made the statement on Thursday, June 11, 2026, while speaking to journalists at his office. Kajol said that considering the sensitivity of the case, a special panel of state lawyers has been formed. The case is expected to appear on the High Court’s cause list next Sunday.

According to the report, on June 9, the death reference documents for convicts Sohel Rana and Swapna Akter, who were sentenced to death for the rape and murder of child Ramisa in Dhaka’s Pallabi area, reached the High Court. The death reference was sent after Judge Masrur Saleqin of the Dhaka Metropolitan Tribunal for Suppression of Violence Against Children signed the verdict documents.

The Attorney General’s remarks indicate that the judicial process will move forward swiftly, with the High Court preparing to review the death sentences soon.

A Thai court has sentenced two Uyghur men to death for their involvement in the 2015 bombing at a shrine in Bangkok that killed 20 people. The attack occurred on August 17, 2015, at the Erawan Shrine located in the city’s commercial center. Several Chinese tourists were among the victims, and the incident is considered the deadliest bombing in Thailand’s history.

The convicted men, Yusufu Mieraili and Bilal Mohammed, were found guilty of premeditated murder related to the explosion. Both defendants denied the charges brought against them. The court’s decision marks the conclusion of a long-running case tied to one of Thailand’s most shocking acts of violence in recent years.

The ruling underscores Thailand’s continued pursuit of justice for the 2015 attack, though the defendants’ denial of guilt leaves questions about the full circumstances surrounding the bombing.