Sunday | 21 June 2026 | Reg No- 06
Law enforcers are yet to identify who were behind making Regent Group Chairman Mohammad Shahed an 'icon' of fraud.The elite force arrested Shahed from a Satkhira village bordering India on Wednesday and airlifted him to Dhaka before handing him over
Rumours abound surrounding the whereabouts of Md Shahed, Chairman of Regent Hospital and accused of issuing fake Covid-19 certificates. It is widely speculated that he has escaped to India or Myanmar.Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan while speaking to the media
Law enforcers are hunting down Md Shahed, the Chairman of the Regent Hospital, the key accused of issuing fake Covid-19 test certificates. Md Shahed made his fortune by lobbying with some politicians in power and top government officials, said a
Law enforcers are yet to arrest Md Shahed, Chairman of the Regent Hospital, the main accused of issuing fake Covid-19 test certificates. Shahed and the Managing Director of the hospital went into hiding after a drive to arrest them began
Law enforcers are trying to arrest the chairman of the Regent Hospital Md Shahed, who is directly involved in issuing fake Covid-19 test certificates. A high official of the Immigration Department told the Daily Observer that all check posts have
At least 25 Bangladeshi nationals have been killed over the last six months (from January to June) in border-related incidents along the country's borders, according to a local independent rights body. The killing of Bangladeshi nationals along the border has
The 'Motijheel Club Para' which was sealed off by police for running illegal Casinos is now a safe haven for drug abusers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Police are now busy carrying out field duties to ensure people's safety in the
The number of police personnel on the Dhaka streets has decreased in recent days for lack of adequate safety equipment for them for carrying out field duties to ensure people's safety in the wake of the pandemic.A senior official at
The death toll of those who are fighting against the coronavirus pandemic serving people on the front line is on the rise.A total of 27 members of Bangladesh Police, including one RAB member, died of COVID-19, according to Police Headquarters
In a letter to the Immigration Department the police have asked them to impose restrictions on four top officials of the United Hospital for the death in a fire of five patients in a makeshift Covid-19 isolation unit of the
