Politics
Bangladesh Temporarily Suspends Visa Services at New Delhi Mission
Bangladesh has temporarily suspended visa services at its New Delhi mission, citing administrative and operational reasons. Officials say the move is temporary, with applicants advised to monitor official updates.
- H Sarker
- 23 Dec, 2025
Bangladesh Student Politics Turns Violent Again; Indian H-1B Professionals Face Travel Uncertainty
Another Bangladeshi student leader has been shot weeks after Hadi’s attack, raising fears of escalating campus violence. Separately, Indian H-1B visa holders returning for renewals remain stranded due to processing delays.
- H Sarker
- 22 Dec, 2025
Bangladesh Mob Killing: Police Say Rescue Failed Due to Crowd Obstruction and Late Information
Bangladesh police stated that the lynching of Hindu worker Dipu could not be prevented due to delayed information and a hostile crowd blocking access. Authorities claim efforts were made, but conditions on ground limited intervention.
- H Sarker
- 22 Dec, 2025
Sajeeb Wazed Joy and Zunaid Ahmed Palak Face Trial for Alleged Complicity in Killings by Shutting Down Internet
Sajeeb Wazed Joy, son of the former PM Sheikh Hasina and ex-State Minister Zunaid Ahmed Palak face trial at the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) over their alleged role in organized killings during the July Mass Uprising by shutting down the internet.
- H Sarker
- 03 Dec, 2025
16 Teachers, Students, and Officials of JKKNIU Expelled for Obstructing July Mass Uprising
Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University administration has taken punitive action against 16 individuals for their alleged involvement in obstructing the July Student Uprising and issuing threats, decided during the university's 90th syndicate meeting.
- H Sarker
- 02 Dec, 2025
Supreme Court Orders Humanitarian Return of Pregnant Woman Deported to Bangladesh
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to bring back pregnant Sunali Khatun and her son from Bangladesh on humanitarian grounds, questioning the legality of their deportation and stressing urgent medical care.
- H Sarker
- 02 Dec, 2025
Mass Mobilisation Claims: Over 85,000 Islamist Cadres Allegedly Trained and Deployed Around Dhaka
The reports allege that Brigadier Hasan Nasir and Colonel Hasib, along with several other retired army officers, have overseen large-scale fresh training programs for more than 20,000 members of Hizb ut-Tahrir and Islami Chhatra Shibir.
- H Sarker
- 18 Nov, 2025
Khatib Mufti Mohammad Mohibullah Allegedly Stages Own Abduction, Blames ISKCON, Sparks Anti-ISKCON Campaign
The Gazipur Metropolitan Police revealed that the reported kidnapping of Mufti Mohammad Mohibullah Miyaji, Khatib of the T&T Colony Jame Mosque in Tongi, was fabricated. Khatib had allegedly staged the abduction himself, including chaining his own leg.
- H Sarker
- 29 Oct, 2025
Yunus Sparks Fresh Diplomatic Crisis: Gift to Pakistani General Carries Map Portraying India's Northeast as Part of Bangladesh
Bangladesh Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus's gift of a book with a 'Greater Bangladesh' map to a Pakistan General sparks a major row, drawing outrage in India over claims to Northeast regions.
- H Sarker
- 29 Oct, 2025
Bangladesh Tribunal Jails 15 Serving Army Officers in Landmark Case Over Enforced Disappearances and Murders; Orders Arrest of Fugitive Ex-PM Hasina
Bangladesh's special tribunal sent 15 serving army officers to jail for enforced disappearances, murders, and torture under the former Hasina regime. The court also ordered the arrest of "fugitive" former PM Sheikh Hasina.
- H Sarker
- 24 Oct, 2025
