A Chattogram court on Tuesday sent eight accused arrested in connection with the clashes and vandalism during over ex-ISKCON leader Chinmoy Krishna’s  bail denial on a five-day police remand. The court passed the order when police produced the accused before the court of Chattogram Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) Alamgir Hossain amid tight security and sought their remand. Chinmoy Das’ bail hearing deferred to January 2 They were sent on a six-day remand on December 4 following their arrest. On November 26, the supporters of Chinmoy Krishna Das engaged in violent clashes with police and others on the court premises when the court rejected his bail plea in a sedition case. During the clashes, lawyer Saiful Islam Alif was hacked to death. HC orders Harris Chowdhury’s burial with state honour So far, six cases including a murder case, police assault, vandalism, and obstruction of government duties, have been filed in connection with the incident. Three of these cases were filed by police.

A court in Sirajganj on Wednesday placed ex-MP of Sirajganj-2 Jannat Ara Henry and her husband Md Labu Talukdar, former chairman of Sirajganj Zila Parishad, on a five-day fresh remand in a case over the death of local Jubo Dal leader Sohannur Rahman Ranju during the recent movement. Sirajganj Senior Judicial Magistrate Court-2 judge Md Russel Mahmud passed the order after police produced them before the court under tight security. Former Postal Dept DG Shudhanshu arrested Plaintiff's lawyer Advocate Rafiq Sarkar confirmed the matter. On October 2, the same court  placed them on a 7-day remand in connection with a murder case. HC justice, lawyers get into argument over bribe charge Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) members arrested them from Sonapur area of Moulvibazar town on September 30.  

A court here on Thursday placed a suspended constable of Benapole Port Police Station on a five-day remand for reportedly giving confidential information to Indian police.

Dhaka, Oct 13 (UNB) – A court here on Sunday placed two more accused in Buet student Abrar Fahad murder case on a 5-day remand each.