The Bhangura incident shows how suspicion-driven arrests can weaken public trust and why due process must begin before detention, not after public pressure.
Bangladesh begin a three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe aiming to bounce back from a crushing Test defeat, while the hosts seek to build on their historic victory.
Banned BCL leader Nasir Morol led a surprise rally of 150-200 people in Gazipur, declaring “only one law will prevail.” Local police are currently reviewing the viral video footage.
A minority rights organization says blasphemy allegations are increasingly being used against religious minorities in Bangladesh, citing 17 documented cases during the first six months of 2026.
MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal confirmed India is monitoring Bangladesh’s discussions with China over potential J-10CE fighter jet purchases, the Teesta project, and the CMBC economic corridor.
Police freed Jubo League leader Ripon Sarkar after villagers protested his arrest in Bhangura, Pabna, saying no evidence linked him to sabotage.
Factory closures in Gazipur expose a deeper national crisis in Bangladesh’s garment-led export economy, raising fears over jobs, investment and competitiveness.
Six Bangladeshi nationals were arrested by Saudi border guards in Al-Lith for unauthorized fishing and using banned gear, as the Kingdom tightens maritime environmental monitoring.
Fifty-nine political activists were killed across Bangladesh between January and mid-June, according to rights data, highlighting persistent violence fueled by factional rivalries, elections, and local disputes.
Blasphemy accusations should never become a substitute for justice. Bangladesh must ensure evidence-based investigations, protect religious minorities, and uphold due process before lives are destroyed.
The Bhangura incident shows how suspicion-driven arrests can weaken public trust and why due process must begin before detention, not after public pressure.
Bangladesh begin a three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe aiming to bounce back from a crushing Test defeat, while the hosts seek to build on their historic victory.
Banned BCL leader Nasir Morol led a surprise rally of 150-200 people in Gazipur, declaring “only one law will prevail.” Local police are currently reviewing the viral video footage.
A minority rights organization says blasphemy allegations are increasingly being used against religious minorities in Bangladesh, citing 17 documented cases during the first six months of 2026.
MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal confirmed India is monitoring Bangladesh’s discussions with China over potential J-10CE fighter jet purchases, the Teesta project, and the CMBC economic corridor.
Police freed Jubo League leader Ripon Sarkar after villagers protested his arrest in Bhangura, Pabna, saying no evidence linked him to sabotage.
Factory closures in Gazipur expose a deeper national crisis in Bangladesh’s garment-led export economy, raising fears over jobs, investment and competitiveness.
Six Bangladeshi nationals were arrested by Saudi border guards in Al-Lith for unauthorized fishing and using banned gear, as the Kingdom tightens maritime environmental monitoring.
Fifty-nine political activists were killed across Bangladesh between January and mid-June, according to rights data, highlighting persistent violence fueled by factional rivalries, elections, and local disputes.
Blasphemy accusations should never become a substitute for justice. Bangladesh must ensure evidence-based investigations, protect religious minorities, and uphold due process before lives are destroyed.
The Bhangura incident shows how suspicion-driven arrests can weaken public trust and why due process must begin before detention, not after public pressure.
Bangladesh begin a three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe aiming to bounce back from a crushing Test defeat, while the hosts seek to build on their historic victory.
Banned BCL leader Nasir Morol led a surprise rally of 150-200 people in Gazipur, declaring “only one law will prevail.” Local police are currently reviewing the viral video footage.
A minority rights organization says blasphemy allegations are increasingly being used against religious minorities in Bangladesh, citing 17 documented cases during the first six months of 2026.
MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal confirmed India is monitoring Bangladesh’s discussions with China over potential J-10CE fighter jet purchases, the Teesta project, and the CMBC economic corridor.
Police freed Jubo League leader Ripon Sarkar after villagers protested his arrest in Bhangura, Pabna, saying no evidence linked him to sabotage.
Factory closures in Gazipur expose a deeper national crisis in Bangladesh’s garment-led export economy, raising fears over jobs, investment and competitiveness.
Six Bangladeshi nationals were arrested by Saudi border guards in Al-Lith for unauthorized fishing and using banned gear, as the Kingdom tightens maritime environmental monitoring.
Fifty-nine political activists were killed across Bangladesh between January and mid-June, according to rights data, highlighting persistent violence fueled by factional rivalries, elections, and local disputes.
Blasphemy accusations should never become a substitute for justice. Bangladesh must ensure evidence-based investigations, protect religious minorities, and uphold due process before lives are destroyed.