Home Affairs Adviser Lieutenant General (Retd.) Md. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury stated that the July genocide case investigation is facing delays because of the large number of accused. Previously, fewer names were involved, but now many innocent people are included, complicating the process of identifying the guilty. To improve policing, a pilot project has been launched to accept cases online nationwide, reducing the need to visit stations. Glass interrogation rooms will also be introduced to ensure transparent questioning during remand.

BNP Vice Chairman Kazi Shah Mofazzal Hossain Kaykobad has called on party leaders and activists to start preparing for the upcoming national election. Speaking at a public rally in Cumilla’s Muradnagar, he urged supporters to seek votes for the party symbol, the sheaf of paddy, to help BNP secure a majority and return to power. Kaykobad emphasized the sacrifices of Khaleda Zia and Tarique Rahman for democracy and expressed his desire to serve the people as a brother and dedicated servant.

Two rival groups clashed in Alamsree village of Nayekpur Union in Madan, Netrokona on Monday evening, leaving at least 18 people injured, including several women. Among them, five are in critical condition and currently undergoing treatment at Mymensingh Medical College Hospital. Locals said the conflict erupted over allegations of theft. Reportedly, around Tk 6,000 was stolen from the general store of a resident named Sohel Mia. Accusations were made against Kayyum Mia, son of Salem Uddin from the same village. Although Salem admitted his son’s involvement and offered Tk 2,000 as compensation along with an apology, Sohel rejected the offer, leading to the violent clash.

A businessman’s residence in Puthia, Rajshahi, was reportedly vandalized, looted, and set on fire allegedly under the leadership of a local BNP leader. According to the victim, the attack stemmed from his refusal to pay a Tk 500,000 extortion demand. The businessman has filed a written complaint with the police, alleging that Rafiqul Islam, Vice President of the Baneshwar Union BNP, had been repeatedly pressuring him for the money since early August. Following his continued refusal, the attack was allegedly carried out by Rafiqul and his associates.

A luxury Toyota Land Cruiser Prado was discovered in the parking area of a multi-story building in Kushtia town. Authorities believe the expensive vehicle belongs to former Jhenaidah-4 MP Anwarul Azim Anar, who was recently murdered in India.
Police recovered documents, a parliamentary sticker, and a CIP sticker from the vehicle, which bears the license plate “Dhaka Metro-Gha-12-6060.”

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir stated that acting chairman Tarique Rahman has been granted full authority by the party’s Standing Committee to make any decision regarding the party. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday morning, Fakhrul mentioned that a potential meeting in London between Tarique Rahman and Dr. Muhammad Yunus could become a turning point in the current political context. He reiterated BNP’s firm stance on coming to power through the people’s vote, emphasizing the importance of public mandate in the democratic process.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has confirmed that party acting chairman Tarique Rahman will meet Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus in London on June 13. The meeting, expected to take place at Dr. Yunus's hotel in the morning, is described as a courtesy call. However, key political issues such as the upcoming election, political reforms, and the July massacre may be discussed. Observers suggest the meeting could help ease tensions between the BNP and the ruling government amid ongoing political uncertainty.

A two-day national referendum in Italy on five key reforms—including a proposed reduction in the citizenship application period for immigrants—has been declared invalid due to low voter turnout. The referendum, mandated by the courts, sought to reduce the citizenship application period from 10 to 5 years, increase labor protections, and enforce stricter penalties for workplace accidents. However, only 30.6% of eligible voters participated, far short of the 50% threshold required by Italian law. The proposed reforms were expected to benefit around 2.5 million foreign residents living in Italy.

Los Angeles has entered its fourth consecutive day of mass protests in response to the federal government’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants. Demonstrations have now spread to New York City, Philadelphia, and San Francisco. Failing to control the situation with 2,000 National Guard troops, the U.S. President has deployed an additional 2,000 National Guard personnel and 700 Marines to Los Angeles. Meanwhile, California Governor Gavin Newsom has condemned the President’s decision, continuing his vocal criticism of federal immigration policies.

Saudi Arabia has announced scholarships for the 2025 academic year, allowing students from 170 countries to apply online for undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD programs at 50 universities. The scholarship covers full tuition fees, provides a monthly stipend, free accommodation, healthcare, and airfare. This initiative aims to attract international students by offering comprehensive financial support and quality education. The application deadline is June 14, 2025, making it a valuable opportunity for global students seeking higher education in Saudi Arabia.

Jalal Uddin, the convener of the BNP’s student wing in Dobaura upazila, Mymensingh, was seriously injured in a sudden attack on Monday night. The attackers remain unidentified.
Eyewitnesses reported that Jalal was ambushed near Dudhnoi Government Primary School by a group of assailants wielding sharp weapons. He was initially taken to the local health complex but later transferred to Mymensingh Medical College Hospital as his condition worsened. He is currently undergoing treatment.

Nasir Uddin Nasir, the Central General Secretary of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (BNP’s student wing), has pledged to cover the educational expenses of two students from Noakhali who secured admission to Comilla University and Islamic University. The commitment came during a felicitation program organized at the Noakhali District Shilpakala Academy for students who gained admission to various public universities this year. After the two students shared their struggles and hardships during the event, Nasir agreed to bear their educational costs following a request from district BNP leaders.

Three young men were killed after their motorcycle collided with a passenger bus in Shibpur, Narsingdi. The victims were identified as Saiful Islam (25), Ashiq Mia (23), and Apu Mia (20)—all residents of Mirzakanadi area in Shibpur.
According to locals, the three friends were traveling together when the tragic accident occurred, leaving the community in shock.

Workers and small business owners have begun returning to Dhaka following the Eid-ul-Azha holidays. Since Tuesday morning, returnees from the southern region have been arriving via buses and launches, while others are seen at various terminals and railway stations. Many are choosing to return early to avoid post-holiday travel chaos and are enjoying the calm of an unusually quiet capital. As the Eid break was extended to 10 days this year, a significant rush of returning passengers is yet to be seen in Dhaka.

Two butchers were hacked and seriously injured in Dhaka’s Kamrangirchar following an old rivalry over sharing slaughtering work during Eid-ul-Adha. The incident took place on Monday. Police have arrested one suspect, Md Arif Hossain (30), and recovered a machete and a Chinese axe from his possession.
The injured victims, identified as Md Shimul (26) and Suman (40), were attacked after Arif—reportedly upset over being excluded from the work—launched the assault.