Detective Branch (DB) police in Jhalakathi arrested Sumon Chakraborty, the priest of the Kalibari Temple, with 20 yaba tablets from the Shitalakhola area of the town on Sunday evening. The arrest took place around 7 p.m. during a DB operation. Following the incident, the Kalibari Temple authority issued a press release announcing Sumon Chakraborty’s expulsion from his position as priest.

The arrest of a priest from one of the city’s major temples with illegal drugs has become a widely discussed topic in Jhalakathi. Officer-in-Charge (OC) Md. Mahmud Hasan of Jhalakathi Sadar Police Station confirmed that Sub-Inspector (SI) Md. Tariful Islam filed a regular case against the accused under Section 36(1) Schedule 10(a) of the Narcotics Control Act, 2018.

The case is now under investigation, and local authorities are proceeding according to the legal framework outlined in the narcotics law.

On Sunday, separate suspected shooting attacks in Israel left one person dead and four others injured, according to the country's emergency service organization and military. The Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency service reported that a man around 30 years old was found dead near Tzur Natan, close to the West Bank. Another person from the same area was hospitalized in serious condition.

The MDA added that two men, aged 50 and 30, were treated for injuries following another shooting at a petrol station near the city of Kokhav Yair. Additionally, a man around 30 years old received treatment for a gunshot wound to the hand in Tzur Yitzhak. The Israeli army stated that troops were deployed to the areas of Sa’lit and Tzur Yitzhak after reports of multiple shootings.

Police said they identified a suspected vehicle involved in the Kokhav Yair attack and neutralized one suspect. However, Israeli media reported that at least one attacker remains at large, prompting an ongoing security operation to locate the individual.

Train operations on the Dhaka-Chattogram route resumed after nearly six hours following a collision between a sand-laden pickup truck and the Paharika Express train in Mirsarai, Chattogram. The accident occurred around 9 a.m. on Sunday at Sonapahar Darbartila in Jorarganj Union when the pickup attempted to cross the railway line. Although the vehicle was severely damaged, the driver and helper escaped unharmed. Rail traffic was restored around 4 p.m. after a relief train removed the wreckage.

According to railway officials, the up-line was reopened first, while the down-line remained closed until the debris was cleared. The Paharika Express later resumed its journey toward Sylhet. Police and railway engineers worked jointly to restore the line, and train movement is now fully normal. The railway authority announced an investigation into the cause of the incident.

Local residents alleged that illegal sand extraction from nearby streams has been ongoing and claimed that stricter administrative action could have prevented such accidents.

Police in Jorarganj, under Mirsarai upazila of Chattogram, arrested six individuals including four activists of the Jubo League and Chhatra League during a special operation targeting suspects in multiple cases. The arrests were announced in a press release issued by Jorarganj Police Station on Sunday. The operation was conducted to maintain law and order and curb criminal activities in the area.

According to police sources, Sakib Uddin, Mehedi Hasan, and Moin Uddin were detained as suspects in one case, while Zahidul Alam Bhuiyan was arrested from the Baraiyarhat Bazar area in connection with another case. Additionally, Nazrul Islam Jibon was apprehended from the Muhuri Project area, and Ainul Islam Limon was arrested in front of Moscow Bakers at Baraiyarhat Bazar.

Officer-in-Charge Mohammad Abdul Halim stated that the special operations would continue to prevent crimes such as theft and robbery and to ensure stability in the law and order situation. Legal action is being taken against those involved.

Two meat sellers in Foyla market of Rampal upazila, Bagerhat, were sentenced to seven days of simple imprisonment and fined a total of 20,000 taka for selling rotten beef. The mobile court, led by Rampal Upazila Assistant Commissioner (Land) and Executive Magistrate Abhijit Chakraborty, delivered the verdict on Sunday morning. Veterinary surgeon Dr. Abhijit Kumar was present during the operation.

The convicted sellers were identified as Harunur Rashid, 45, from Gobindapur village in Rampal, and Yamin Howlader, 30, from Khanpur area of Bagerhat Sadar. The mobile court acted on a complaint and veterinary prosecution under the Consumer Rights Protection Act, 2009. The seized rotten meat was later buried and destroyed.

Local residents alleged that Harunur Rashid had long been selling meat from dead or spoiled cattle under the guise of a regular beef business. They demanded the cancellation of his trading license and called for regular market monitoring to protect consumer health.

Police in Sitakunda, Chattogram, have filed a case against 72 individuals following a sudden rally, explosions, and gunfire near DC Park in Salimpur. The case names 37 people and lists 35 others as unidentified. Three suspects have been arrested and sent to jail through court orders, while operations continue to apprehend the remaining accused.

According to the case details, the incident occurred on Friday afternoon when a group of individuals, identified as members of the banned Awami League, Chhatra League, and Jubo League, staged a sudden rally on the port-bound road in front of DC Park. They reportedly chanted slogans against the state and government, detonated crude bombs, and fired several blank shots, causing panic among locals. Police later recovered evidence including exploded bomb remnants, cartridge shells, and wooden sticks.

Police officials stated that the rally participants had gathered with the intent to create unrest. Authorities have vowed to bring all involved under the law and to suppress any attempts to disrupt public safety and order.

A preliminary investigation into the recent fire at the cargo village area of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport has indicated that the blaze may have originated from a short circuit. The finding emerged during a meeting held at the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB) office on Sunday, attended by the civil aviation minister, state minister, CAAB chairman, airline executives, and business representatives. The fire broke out late Friday night near Gate 9 of the airport’s cargo section and was quickly brought under control, preventing major damage.

Investigators said the cause is not yet confirmed as the inquiry continues, focusing on technical and safety aspects. Officials noted that repeated fires attributed to short circuits raise questions about structural weaknesses and lapses in safety management. The state minister emphasized accountability, stating that negligence, if proven, would lead to strict action to prevent recurrence.

The final report will detail the confirmed cause, identify any responsible parties, and include recommendations to strengthen electrical and fire safety systems across the cargo operations.

A 30-year-old man named Md. Jasim Uddin, identified as mentally challenged, died early Sunday, June 7, 2026, while undergoing treatment at Feni General Hospital. He had been brought to the hospital around 11 p.m. on Saturday by unidentified individuals after being found injured near the city’s Boro Mosque area. Hospital officials confirmed that he had visible injury marks and died during treatment.

Police later identified the victim as the son of the late Tomsir Ali from Ronkeli village in Golapganj, Sylhet. According to Feni Model Police Station’s officer-in-charge Gazi Muhammad Fouzol Azim, Jasim Uddin was involved in a scuffle and altercation in the Boro Mosque area on Saturday night, during which he was beaten. The Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) has confirmed his identity and is conducting an inquiry into the incident.

Authorities stated that legal procedures are underway, and the body has been kept in the hospital morgue pending further investigation.

Railway police in Ishwardi, Pabna, recovered 725 grams of heroin worth about Tk 7.25 million during a special anti-drug operation on the Dhaka–Rajshahi-bound Dhumketu Express on Sunday, June 7, 2026. The operation was conducted under the direction of Pakshi Railway District Superintendent of Police Md Mehedi Hasan and supervised by Rajshahi Railway Police Station.

Officers found a blue travel bag placed above seats 39 and 40 in coach Exta-2, which aroused suspicion. Upon inspection, they discovered eight packets hidden in the bottom of the bag—seven containing 100 grams each and one containing 25 grams of heroin. The total 725 grams were seized as evidence. Ishwardi Railway Police Station Officer-in-Charge Md Ziaur Rahman confirmed the recovery and said an investigation is underway to identify and arrest those involved.

Railway police stated that regular operations against drug trafficking and smuggling will continue, with priority given to identifying and prosecuting offenders.

A 17-year-old youth named Oliullah Farazi died after being struck by lightning while fishing with his father in the Payra River near the sluice gate area of Pachakoralia Union in Taltoli upazila of Barguna. The incident occurred around 11 a.m. on Sunday, June 7, 2026. Oliullah, son of Lokman Farazi, was fishing from a boat when sudden rain and thunder began, leading to the fatal strike. He lost consciousness immediately and was later declared dead at Amtali Upazila Health Complex.

According to local sources, the tragedy unfolded before the eyes of his father, leaving the community in deep mourning. Police from Taltoli station were dispatched to the scene following the report. Officer-in-Charge Saeedul Islam confirmed that necessary legal procedures are underway.

The incident has cast a pall of grief over the area, highlighting the recurring dangers of lightning strikes during fishing activities in coastal regions.

Several activists of the Chhatra League were reportedly beaten after being caught stealing fish from a farm owned by a Chhatra Dal leader and freedom fighter in Gafargaon, Mymensingh. The incident occurred early Sunday at Sholposhapila village under Pagla Police Station. According to local reports, around 10 to 12 individuals, including Awami League leader Azizul Haque and Chhatra League leaders Nahid Hasan, Amit, and Zahid Hasan, were involved in the alleged theft. Members of the Chhatra Dal and freedom fighters apprehended them and administered a public beating.

During the confrontation, several villagers associated with the fish project were injured in an attack by armed Chhatra League members. In total, seven people from both sides were reported injured. Pagla Police Station Officer-in-Charge Aminul Islam confirmed that a clash occurred over fish catching in the village but said he was unaware whether Awami League or Chhatra League members were involved.

Police are investigating the incident, though no further details about arrests or legal action were provided in the report.

A businessman was shot and robbed of 17,000 US dollars in Dhaka’s Motijheel area on Sunday afternoon. The incident occurred around 3:15 p.m. near Janata Bank adjacent to Shapla Chattar, when unidentified assailants on a motorcycle opened fire on the victim, Lokman Hossain, and snatched his bag containing the money. He was critically injured and taken to Mugda Medical College Hospital for treatment.

Motijheel Police Station Officer-in-Charge Md. Kamruzzaman Talukder confirmed the incident, stating that the injured man was involved in the money exchange business. According to initial reports, Lokman sustained one bullet wound below his elbow and two below his knee. Bystanders rescued him and transported him to the hospital immediately after the attack.

Law enforcement authorities have launched an operation to identify and arrest those responsible for the shooting and robbery, according to police statements.

Police in Noakhali’s Sadar upazila have arrested 47 activists of banned student and youth wings following a sudden rally that led to clashes, vandalism, and tension in the area. The arrests were made over two days under the Anti-Terrorism Act, and the detainees have been sent to jail through court proceedings. District Police Superintendent T M Mosharraf Hossain confirmed the arrests and said legal processes are ongoing.

The incident began on Friday afternoon when members of the banned Noannoi Union units of Chhatra League and Jubo League organized a surprise march at Bandherhat Bazar. Police initially tried to stop the rally but failed to disperse it, according to local accounts. Subsequent clashes broke out between rival groups, resulting in damaged vehicles and heightened unrest.

Following the incident, Sudharam Model Police Station Officer-in-Charge Mohammad Touhidul Islam was reassigned to the police lines, which authorities described as a routine administrative transfer. Kamrul Islam has been appointed as the new officer-in-charge. Law enforcement operations continue in the area to maintain order.

Two young men died and two others were injured after falling from the roofs of moving trains in Sreemangal upazila of Moulvibazar. On Sunday afternoon, an unidentified man aged around 35 fell from the roof of the Chattogram-bound intercity Paharika Express near Dwarika Pal Mohila Degree College and died on the spot. Another man named Shamsu Mia, 30, was injured in the same incident. Both were initially reported to be from Rangpur district.

A day earlier, on Saturday afternoon, two others—Enamul Mia Fahim, 25, and Md. Siam, 18—were seriously injured after falling from the roof of the Jayantika Express at the same location. Fire service and railway police rescued them and took them to Sreemangal Upazila Health Complex. They were later transferred to Moulvibazar Sadar Hospital for advanced treatment, but Fahim’s condition worsened, and he died on the way to Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College Hospital.

According to Sreemangal Railway Police Station Officer-in-Charge Jahangir Alam, the body from Sunday’s incident was recovered and brought to the railway station, but the victim’s identity has not yet been confirmed.

A man named Md. Ayaz, aged 70, was shot and killed by his son in Ramu upazila of Cox’s Bazar following a dispute over land. The incident occurred on Friday night in the Bardheba area of Khuniapalong Union. According to local sources, an argument broke out between Ayaz and his son, Zobair Uddin, which escalated when Zobair allegedly used an illegal firearm to shoot his father. Ayaz was initially taken to Cox’s Bazar Sadar Hospital and later transferred to Evercare Hospital in Chattogram, where he died on Sunday morning.

Police confirmed the incident and stated that Zobair Uddin has gone into hiding since the shooting. Ramu Police Station Officer-in-Charge Monirul Islam Bhuiyan said a special operation is underway to arrest the suspect.

Authorities have not yet disclosed further details about the weapon or the legal status of the land dispute.