Assistant Inspector General (AIG) Inamul Haq Sagar announced that the Bangladesh Police Headquarters has introduced a 24-hour hotline service to address harassment, sexual assault, and violence against women. Complaints can be filed via hotline numbers: 013200002001, 013200002002, and 013200002222.

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.

Police have recovered three bodies from the Dhanu River in Khaliajuri, Netrokona, following a violent clash between local residents and outsider fishermen. The deceased, identified as Shahid Mia and Hridoy Mia, were part of a group accused of attempting to "loot" government-leased fishing areas. Hundreds of people gathered at the riverbank, leading to a confrontation that turned deadly.

Dr. Anisuzzaman Chowdhury has been appointed as Special Assistant to the Chief Adviser with the rank of a state minister. According to the official gazette, he will hold executive powers in the Ministry of Finance. A renowned economist and policymaker, Dr. Chowdhury has played a crucial role in financial sector development and policy formulation in Bangladesh and has worked with various international organizations.

For the first time, Bangladeshi expatriates will be allowed to vote via proxy in the upcoming national elections, according to an announcement by the Election Commission. A mobile application will be developed for expatriates to register and designate a nominee who will cast their vote. The initiative follows a meeting between Chief Election Commissioner A. M. M. Nasir Uddin and British High Commissioner Sarah Cook.

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.

Police arrested content creator Md. Khalid Mahmud Hridoy Khan on Monday around 4 PM from Aminbazar, Savar, for allegedly harassing women through obscene gestures. According to police reports, the detainee would dress as a mentally unstable person and make inappropriate remarks toward women, urging them not to go out without a hijab, all while recording videos. A recent viral video shows him telling two Hindu women to wear hijabs or burqas and making offensive comments.

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.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has provided an update on the condition of an eight-year-old rape victim in Magura. The child, now at the Combined Military Hospital (CMH) in Dhaka, was transferred from Dhaka Medical College Hospital in a comatose state. Medical reports indicate critical injuries, including severe throat wounds, lung air accumulation, acute respiratory distress syndrome, and significant brain swelling. She remains on life support.

At least 10 people were injured in a clash between two groups in Nasirnagar, Brahmanbaria, over a football match. The altercation began on Saturday when Babu from the Fakir group quarreled with Akash from the Mollabari group. Tensions escalated on Sunday, leading to a violent confrontation on Monday involving weapons. Law enforcement has taken steps to maintain peace, and legal proceedings are underway.

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has expressed optimism that President Donald Trump will see Bangladesh as a "valuable investment opportunity" and a commercial partner. According to The Guardian, Elon Musk, a close associate of Trump, may visit Bangladesh in April. Yunus plans to present this proposal to Musk. "Trump is a dealmaker, and I’m telling him—come and make a deal with us," Yunus stated. He warned that if Trump fails to engage, Bangladesh may feel disappointed but emphasized that democratic processes will continue.

Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam has revealed that investigations by BFIU and a joint task force have uncovered assets linked to Sheikh Hasina in the United States, United Kingdom, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and the Cayman Islands. Additionally, a Russian "slush fund" was identified in a Malaysian bank. Authorities discovered 124 bank accounts holding approximately BDT 63.514 billion, a 60-katha plot worth BDT 18 million under RAJUK, and 10% ownership of land valued at BDT 88.5 million, alongside eight apartments. The BFIU has submitted two intelligence reports to the Anti-Corruption Commission and frozen 11 bank accounts containing BDT 51.5 million.

NCP Convener Nahid Islam has stated, "I urge political parties not to engage in delaying justice and reforms. Instead, demonstrate consensus on these issues, and we will ensure elections for you." He called on the government to swiftly outline a clear roadmap for visible judicial and reform measures. "We will hold the government accountable for every aspect of the reforms. If political parties are in such a hurry for elections, they must be prepared to answer the public when seeking votes," he added.

As tensions escalate, Israel appears to be leveraging Syria’s internal conflict for political gain. Defense Minister Israel Katz accused Syrian leaders of disguising their true intentions while seeking a diplomatic middle ground. Katz reaffirmed Israel’s commitment to maintaining a military presence in Syrian territories, including the Harmon Heights, to protect the Golan Heights and the Galilee region. Meanwhile, newly appointed Israeli Army Chief Yaal Zamir has issued a stark warning, stating that 2025 will be a “year of war,” with conflicts likely to intensify in Gaza and Iran. Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has dismissed international concerns over the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, rejecting UN and global agency warnings that Israel’s strict blockade could lead to yet another famine in the besieged region.

Former US Ambassador to Bangladesh William B. Milam and former US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State John Danilovich recently met with Jamaat-e-Islami leader Dr. Shafiqur Rahman in Dhaka. The meeting was also attended by Jamaat’s Nayeb-e-Ameer Dr. Syed Abdullah Mohammad Taher. Discussions revolved around post-revolution democracy in Bangladesh, electoral integrity, women’s empowerment, and human rights. The diplomats expressed hope that Bangladesh-US bilateral relations would strengthen further in the future.