Three members of the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) were injured after being detained and assaulted for about four hours by a group led by a man named Shafik in Khagatuya village under Ratanpur Union of Nabinagar upazila, Brahmanbaria. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon, May 11, 2026, when the RAB team was passing through the area for intelligence gathering. A video of the attack later went viral on social media, showing the injured officers and the attackers issuing threats.

According to RAB-9 CPC-1 company commander Md. Nur Nabi, the team was attacked with local weapons, leaving two members with broken arms and another with a head injury. One officer managed to escape, while three others were held and beaten before being rescued by additional RAB and police forces. The injured were first treated at Nabinagar Upazila Health Complex and later transferred to Brahmanbaria Sadar Hospital.

Local residents alleged that Shafik has long been involved in criminal activities and intimidation in the area, facing 28 cases including murder, theft, and assault. Police said no written complaint had been filed as of the report’s publication.

Police in Kapasia, Gazipur recovered the body of a 14-year-old schoolboy named Nurul Islam Nahid from the Shitalakkhya River on Monday afternoon, two days after he went missing. The body was found floating near the Balda Ghat area of the upazila headquarters. Nahid, a seventh-grade student and son of Abdus Salam from Barokakiya village, had been missing since Saturday morning after leaving home.

According to family sources, Nahid went out around 11 a.m. on Saturday and did not return. Relatives later learned that he had gone to bathe in the river and failed to come back. His clothes and a pair of shoes were found on the riverbank. The Fire Service and Civil Defence divers conducted a prolonged search but could not locate him earlier.

Kapasia Police Station Officer-in-Charge Md. Shahinur Alam confirmed that the recovered body was identified by the family as Nahid’s. An unnatural death case has been filed with the police station.

A deadly suicide bombing struck a police installation in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on Saturday night, killing at least 15 police officers and injuring several others. The explosion occurred around 9 p.m. in Bannu district when a vehicle packed with explosives rammed into the police compound and detonated, according to government sources. The powerful blast caused major structural collapse and extensive damage to nearby areas.

Security forces quickly cordoned off the site, rescuing the injured and transporting them to a nearby hospital. Recovery operations continued overnight to clear debris and locate victims. On Sunday, the fallen officers were given a state funeral attended by local residents, law enforcement personnel, and officials.

A security official stated that the attack specifically targeted police and security forces. No group has yet claimed responsibility, and authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.

A woman named Rozina Akter, aged 40, was fined 10,000 taka in Bakshiganj, Jamalpur, for illegally storing petrol and selling it at higher prices. The fine was imposed on Monday afternoon by Assistant Commissioner (Land) Asma Ul Husna through a mobile court.

According to the report, Rozina Akter had been storing petrol at her home near the Paresh Chandra Saha Filling Station in the Tinani Para area and selling it at inflated rates. During the operation, the allegations were found to be true, prompting the immediate establishment of a mobile court that imposed the fine.

In addition to the monetary penalty, the court ruled that failure to pay the fine would result in 15 days of simple imprisonment.

A police team came under attack while attempting to arrest suspected robbers in Dhaka’s Mohammadpur area on Monday morning. The incident occurred when officers from Dhanmondi Police Station conducted a raid to capture suspects linked to a recent mugging. Sub-Inspector Saiful Islam was injured by sharp weapons during the confrontation, while a suspect named Shakib was shot in the foot when police fired in response. Three suspects, including Shakib, were later arrested.

According to Dhanmondi Police Station’s officer-in-charge Saiful Islam, the suspects had been lying in wait with machetes and other sharp weapons near Mohammadpur Town Hall. When police arrived around 6 a.m., the suspects attacked, prompting officers to fire warning shots before using live rounds to control the situation. Both the injured officer and the suspect are receiving treatment at Shaheed Suhrawardy Hospital and are reported to be out of danger.

Police said the arrested individuals, identified as Shakib, Palash, and Biplob, have prior cases related to robbery and other crimes.

A Feni court has ordered the imprisonment of ASM Moinul Hossain Jackson, vice president of the district unit of the student organization Chhatra Dal and a junior officer at NRBC Bank’s Feni branch. The decision came on Monday afternoon when the Senior Judicial Magistrate Court rejected his bail plea in a case involving the assault of a teacher’s family and vandalism of their home. The same court granted bail to another accused, Ninupa Akter.

According to case details, the incident occurred on February 10 in Fazilpur village of Feni Sadar upazila. Jackson and several others allegedly attacked retired teacher Azizul Haque, his wife, and daughter over a land dispute. During the assault, the attackers reportedly tied up Azizul’s pregnant daughter and vandalized the family’s house. The victims were later rescued by army and police personnel.

The family initially filed a complaint with the local police station, but after the case was not recorded, they proceeded to file it in court, leading to the current legal action.

Authorities in Mohanganj, Netrokona, conducted a raid on Monday afternoon at the residence of Rocky Molla in Khalifa Patti, also known as Jal Patti, and seized illegal Chinese fishing nets valued at approximately 2 million taka. The operation was led by Upazila Nirbahi Magistrate and Assistant Commissioner (Land) M A Kader, who conducted a mobile court during the raid. As Rocky Molla was not present, his mother, Asma Akter, was fined 5,000 taka by the mobile court.

Senior Fisheries Officer Anik Rahman was also present during the operation. Following the seizure, the confiscated illegal nets were burned on the premises of the upazila compound. The action was part of an ongoing effort by the local administration to curb the use of banned fishing equipment in the area.

The report did not specify whether further legal action would be taken against the owner or others involved in the illegal possession of the nets.

At least fifteen people were injured on Monday afternoon in Rupganj, Narayanganj, when two rival groups of the Volunteer League clashed over local dominance. The confrontation involved chasing, counter-chasing, and blank gunfire. Several houses and businesses were attacked, vandalized, and looted during the violence. Police later deployed additional forces to restore order in the area.

According to local residents and police, the clash broke out between supporters of Billal Hossain, the district Volunteer League’s assistant secretary for information and research, and supporters of Amin Hossain from Kayetpara Ward. Billal Hossain filed a written complaint with Rupganj Police Station following the incident. The groups reportedly used sharp weapons, sticks, and firearms during the confrontation.

Rupganj Volunteer League convener Rafiqul Islam accused Billal Hossain’s group of launching a planned attack and firing shots. Officer-in-Charge AHM Salauddin said police quickly brought the situation under control and that a proper investigation would follow based on the complaint.

Naval police in Daulatdia, under Goaland upazila of Rajbari district, conducted an operation in the Padma River and seized 100,000 meters of illegal current nets. During the raid, one fisherman named Masud Pramanik was detained for using the prohibited nets. The confiscated nets were later destroyed by burning.

According to a press release confirmed by Officer-in-Charge Trinath Saha of the Daulatdia Naval Police Outpost, legal action will be taken against the detained fisherman under the Fisheries Act. Following the case filing, the accused will be sent to the Rajbari court for further proceedings.

The operation reflects ongoing enforcement efforts to curb illegal fishing practices in the Padma River, which authorities say threaten aquatic biodiversity and violate national fishing regulations.

A local BNP leader was killed in a road accident in Bahubal upazila of Habiganj district on Monday afternoon. The incident occurred around 4:30 p.m. in front of the Mohona Community Center on the Dhaka–Sylhet highway. The deceased was identified as Moniruzzaman Khan Faruk, aged 50, a member of the BNP in Bahubal upazila.

According to Bahubal Model Police Station Officer-in-Charge Md Saiful Islam, Faruk was returning home to Mirpur on his motorcycle when a bus of Hanif Paribahan ran him over. He died on the spot. Police later recovered the body, but the bus involved in the accident could not be seized.

Authorities have not yet confirmed whether any further investigation or legal action has been initiated regarding the incident.

A municipal female worker named Bhola Rani Das died from electrocution in Madhupur, Tangail, on Monday morning. The incident occurred around 7 a.m. when she was attempting to pick fruit from a tree using a stick from the third floor of her office. Bhola Rani Das was the wife of the late Niranjan Das from Ward No. 6 and worked as a contractual cleaner for the Madhupur Municipality.

According to Madhupur Municipality Administrator and Upazila Nirbahi Officer Md. Jubayer Hossain, she died on the spot after being electrocuted. Madhupur Officer-in-Charge (OC) A.K.M. Fazlul Haque confirmed that an unnatural death case has been filed in connection with the incident.

Authorities have not provided further details about the investigation or any additional safety measures following the incident.

Police in Jamalpur have arrested former Jamaat leader Professor Harunur Rashid in connection with a cheque fraud case. The arrest took place on Sunday afternoon, after which he was taken to Melandah Police Station. Rashid, aged 65, is from Fulchenna village in Melandah municipality and currently serves as a professor at Hazarabari Sirajul Haque Degree College and director of Jamalpur Evergreen Hospital.

According to Melandah Police Station Officer-in-Charge Obaidur Rahman, Rashid had been convicted and sentenced to one year in prison in a cheque fraud case filed by a man named Ershad involving 7.6 million taka. He was listed as a fugitive with an active arrest warrant. District Jamaat’s media affairs secretary Zakiul Islam stated that Rashid had been expelled from the party about four years ago following allegations of financial misconduct and other irregularities.

Police have sent Rashid to the Jamalpur court on Monday for further legal proceedings.

Police arrested two drug dealers with heroin at a checkpoint on the Niamatpur-Dhansura road in Naogaon on Monday morning. The detainees were identified as Mejboul Haque Bachchu, 38, from Baluachari village, and Asaduzzaman Nayon, 26, from Tola village, both of Chapainawabganj Sadar upazila. Officers stopped their motorcycle for inspection and found 200 grams of heroin in two packets. The motorcycle used for transporting the drugs was seized.

According to police, the suspects admitted during preliminary questioning that they had brought the heroin from Chapainawabganj to Niamatpur for sale. Niamatpur Police Station Officer-in-Charge Mahbubur Rahman said that a case under the Narcotics Control Act is being processed. He added that such anti-drug operations will continue and the detainees will be presented before the court.

The police action reflects ongoing efforts to curb drug trafficking in the region, with authorities emphasizing continued vigilance against narcotics smuggling routes.

A Jamaat-e-Islami activist was shot in front of his home in Begumganj upazila of Noakhali on Sunday night. The incident occurred around 11:30 p.m. in Ayubpur village under Amanullahpur Union. The victim, 24-year-old Mainul Islam alias Mahin, was talking with friends when four to five masked assailants arrived in two CNG-run autorickshaws and opened fire, hitting him in the right knee. Locals rescued him and took him to Noakhali General Hospital, and he was later transferred to Dhaka for advanced treatment.

Local Jamaat leaders alleged that the attack might have been politically motivated and demanded immediate arrest of those responsible. They also claimed that there were attempts to destabilize the western part of Begumganj. Police, however, said preliminary information suggested the injured man was not actively involved in any political organization. Officers recovered an empty cartridge from the scene and are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the attackers.

The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to determine the motive and apprehend the suspects.

Police in Sunamganj arrested three individuals during an attempted robbery at Lalpur Bridge in Gaurarang Union on Monday morning. The arrests took place around 10 a.m., and officers recovered bullets, a sharp knife, and 200 grams of chili powder from the suspects. The detainees were identified as Enamul Haque Badsha, Shamimur Islam Shimul, and Niktara Begum.

According to police, Enamul Haque Badsha, son of Abdul Mosabbir from Arfin Nagar, is a key accused in a Dhaka Uttara Bank robbery case and faces 18 separate cases. The attempted robbery occurred when Shahid Mia of Miar Char village was returning home after withdrawing money from a bank. Locals and traffic sergeant Monirul Islam intervened to protect him, after which police led by Sub-Inspectors Ashraf and Zahir arrested the suspects and took them to the station. They were later sent to court.

The police operation prevented the robbery and led to the capture of a suspect with a long criminal record, according to the report.