Two police officers responding to a domestic violence call in Wichita, Kansas, were shot and wounded in the early hours of Christmas Day, authorities said. A woman told police that her boyfriend, 24-year-old Malik Rogers, had threatened and attacked her. Early Saturday, officers went to Rogers' apartment to arrest him, but police say he resisted and got into a struggle with the officers. READ: UP Polls: 3 shot dead during clash in Thakurgaon Rogers barricaded himself in a bathroom, and when officers forced open the door, he pointed a gun and fired several shots, police said in a news release. One officer was shot in the leg. The other was shot in the arm. Both were being treated at a hospital with injuries Police Chief Gordon Ramsay described as serious but not life-threatening. Both have been with the department for less than a year. READ: News crew guard dies after being shot in attempted robbery After the shooting, a tactical team was called and the apartment was evacuated. The suspect was later found dead of what police called a self-inflicted gunshot wound. No officers fired any shots, police said.

The High Court on Monday postponed the joining date of 138 teachers, officers and other staff at Rajshahi University for three months - as they are known to have been controversially recruited by the last vice-chancellor on an ad-hoc basis on what was his last day in office. A bench of Justice Md Mojibur Rahman Mia and Justice Md Kamrul Hossain Mollah passed the order after hearing a writ petition. Besides, the High Court has also issued a rule questioning why it would not be illegal to take action against the former vice-chancellor, Prof M Abdus Sobhan, for corruption, said Lawyer Jyotirmoy Barua who appeared for the court. The court asked the secretary of secondary and higher education department, chairman of University Grants Commission (UGC), chairman of Anti-corruption Commission (ACC), current vice chancellor and registrar of Rajshahi University and Professor M Abdus Sobhan to respond to the rule. READ: HC Rule: Why shouldn't directions be given to create financial assistance fund for casualties in road crashes? At the same time, the university's teacher recruitment policy in 2017 has been suspended and the ACC has been asked to investigate the VC and report to the court on November 14. Earlier on August 31, the writ petition was filed on behalf of the Consumers Association of Bangladesh (CAB) seeking directions to cancel the appointment. Prof Abdus Sobhan's last day as the Vice Chancellor of Rajshahi University was on May 6. He violated an Education Ministry embargo by appointing 138 teachers and staffers on his last day in office. In this regard, a clash broke out between Chhatra League and university officials-employees in the university campus on that day over the appointments. READ: HC bans police sub-inspector from investigating any case Later, the Education Ministry formed a four-member probe committee which termed the recruitment illegal.