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Surveillance eases as extremists seek to regroup

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By Ahmadul Hassan
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An explosion at a madrasah in the Hasnabad area of Dakkhin Keraniganj in Dhaka blew off the walls of two rooms on the western side of a single-storey building on 26 December 2025Prothom Alo file photo A powerful explosion ripped through a house in the Hasnabad Housing area of Keraniganj, on the outskirts of Dhaka, at around 10:30 am on 26 December last year. The property had been rented in the name of Ummul Qura International Madrasah.
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A sack of bones, a DNA test and a phone call unravel a murder mystery

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By Ahmadul Hassan
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Mursalin Sheikh, the 11-year-old boy who was murdered.PBI A sack was found on the bank of a river. When it was opened, police discovered a human skull, several teeth and bones. There were no answers as to who the victim was, how the person had died, or why the body had been concealed. The incident is from 26 December 2022. The remains were recovered from the eastern bank of the Chandana-Barashia River in West Gondardia Sardarpara of Madhukhali, Faridpur.
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Bid to use Bangladesh as a cocaine transit hub

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By Ahmadul Hassan
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Cocaine seized at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka.File Photo International drug trafficking syndicates are attempting to use Bangladesh as a transit point for smuggling cocaine, according to a report by the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB), a United Nations body. The INCB published the report on 26 February this year. The report primarily examines the global drug trafficking situation in 2025.
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