Court - November 05, 2026

21 News Outlets Challenge Modi’s Privacy Law in Court

Twenty-one Indian news media organizations—including outlets owned by billionaires Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani—have challenged the Narendra Modi government’s privacy law in court.

Sheikh Hasina, Asaduzzaman Kamal and 33 Others Indicted in July Uprising Murder Case

A tribunal here on Monday indicted ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and 33 others in a case initiated over the alleged murder of truck driver Hossain throughout the 2024 July-August

Youth Remanded over 'Sniper' Comment Targeting PM Tarique Rahman’s Visit

A local court on Sunday granted a seven-day remand for a youth in a case lodged under the Anti-Terrorism Act regarding an offensive Facebook remark mentioning a "sniper" following the

Court Sets Nov 5 for Probe Report in Salman Shah Murder Case

A Dhaka court on Tuesday fixed November 5 for the submission of the investigation report in the murder case concerning the death of iconic film actor Salman Shah.

Indictment Hearing in Arms Case against Anisul Huq Oct 26

A court here today (Thursday) set October 26 for holding a hearing on charge framing in a case filed under the Arms Act against former law minister Anisul Huq.

Charge Framing Hearing against Sheikh Hasina, 33 Others Deferred to Oct 8

A court in Dhaka on Thursday postponed until October 8 the charge framing hearing in a case initiated against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and 33 other individuals concerning the

Justice Debasish Roy Chowdhury Takes Oath as Permanent Judge of High Court Division

Justice Debasish Roy Chowdhury was sworn in as a permanent judge of the High Court Division on Thursday.

HC Directs Action against Transport Associations Calling Hartals over Court Judgments

The High Court (HC) has formally ruled that any work stoppage or hartal declared in protest against a judicial verdict is entirely unlawful, directing the administration to initiate strict measures

No Sleeper Buses Can Be Operated Without BRTA Permission: High Court

The High Court has turned down an application by the Bus Owners' Association seeking permission to operate sleeper buses on highways, stating that only buses permitted by the Bangladesh Road

Oct 29 Set for Probe Report in ACC Embezzlement Case against Sheikh Hasina and Two Others

A metropolitan tribunal designated October 29 for submitting the inquiry report in a corruption case instituted by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) targeting ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, her sister Sheikh

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