E-paper

Sundayday , 6 Septembertember 2026
Headline: Biman staff remanded in gold smuggling case   |   Opposition’s threat to one-point movement in Dec reflects past history: Prince   |   2 confesses, one remanded in Elevated Expressway killing case   |   Probe report in BUET student murder case deferred to 6 Oct   |   Three die with measles symptoms, 1,043 suspected cases recorded in 24hrs   |   HSBC top banker sees possibilities of another financial crisis mirroring 1997   |   Six state-run banks have over Tk1.47 lakh crore default loans: Minister   |   New Skills Institute Inspired by Potua Quamrul Hassan to Open in Dhaka   |   At least 40 trapped under collapsed building in New Delhi   |   Opposition’s long march a plot to destroy democracy: Rizvi   |   Newly appointed PSC chairman sworn in   |   Women’s advancement is a shared responsibility: Shama   |   PM orders stepped-up cleanliness drives to prevent dengue   |   JNU professor to undergo probe over sexual harassment claims   |   Humaiun Kobir lauds Japan efforts for durable Rohingya solution   |   Bangladesh moves to break BPC monopoly on fuel market   |   Bangladesh Bank raises annual travel quota to $18,000   |   From PR to AI: Shobnom Zarin Chetona expands her corporate communications leadership   |   48 non-tariff barriers with EU solved 13 under process   |   IRD waives punishment for 20 NBR officials   |   Nepali rescuers buoyed by miracle finds but tough conditions persist   |   President Mirza Fakhrul arrives in Thakurgaon on two-day visit   |   Collective efforts needed to ensure pollution-free rivers, liveable environment: PM   |   Three killed, 30 injured as bus falls into ditch in Gopalganj   |   BGMEA discusses pension scheme with apparel sector stakeholders   |   Nepali woman rescued alive from buried home 10 days after flood   |   Criminals cannot be kept in custody due to legal restrictions: IGP   |   Tarique Rahman unlikely to visit India before UNGA: Humaiun Kobir   |   Govt exploring alternative fuel sources to tackle energy crisis: Shama   |   Asia-Pacific media calls stronger cooperation for shared prosperity   |  
Sundayday , 6 Septembertember 2026
Bangla sun
6 Septembertember 2026, 5:55 pm
Online version

Probe report in BUET student murder case deferred to 6 Oct

Bangla sun
6 Septembertember 2026, 5:55 pm |Online version

A Dhaka court on Sunday set 6 October for the submission of the probe report in the murder case of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) student Tariquzzaman Sunny.

Dhaka Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Mahbubur Rahman fixed the new date as the investigating officer, Sub-Inspector Mashiar Rahman of Kutubpur Naval Police Outpost, failed to submit the report on the scheduled date.

This marks the 43rd deferment of the submission of the probe report, said Sub-Inspector (SI) Mazharul Islam of the Prosecution Department.

According to the case statement, Sunny went missing on 14 July 2022 while visiting Moinot Ghat in Dohar, Dhaka, with 15 friends.

His body was recovered from the Moinot Ghat area on 15 July.

Sunny’s elder brother, Hasanuzzaman, filed a murder case with Dohar Police Station the following day, accusing the 15 friends who had accompanied him during the trip.

Facebook Comments Box
See also  2 confesses, one remanded in Elevated Expressway killing case

Comment

  • Latest
  • Popular

Biman staff remanded in gold smuggling case

1

Opposition’s threat to one-point movement in Dec reflects past history: Prince

2

2 confesses, one remanded in Elevated Expressway killing case

3

Probe report in BUET student murder case deferred to 6 Oct

4

Three die with measles symptoms, 1,043 suspected cases recorded in 24hrs

5

HSBC top banker sees possibilities of another financial crisis mirroring 1997

6

Six state-run banks have over Tk1.47 lakh crore default loans: Minister

7

New Skills Institute Inspired by Potua Quamrul Hassan to Open in Dhaka

8

At least 40 trapped under collapsed building in New Delhi

9

Opposition’s long march a plot to destroy democracy: Rizvi

10

Newly appointed PSC chairman sworn in

11

Women’s advancement is a shared responsibility: Shama

12

PM orders stepped-up cleanliness drives to prevent dengue

13

JNU professor to undergo probe over sexual harassment claims

14

Humaiun Kobir lauds Japan efforts for durable Rohingya solution

15

Bangladesh moves to break BPC monopoly on fuel market

16

Bangladesh Bank raises annual travel quota to $18,000

17

From PR to AI: Shobnom Zarin Chetona expands her corporate communications leadership

18

48 non-tariff barriers with EU solved 13 under process

19

IRD waives punishment for 20 NBR officials

20

Design & Developed by: BD IT HOST