Two suspected dacoits beaten to death in Faridpur

No less than two suspected dacoits were pounded the life out of by local people in region's Boalmari upazila on Monday night. 

The occurrence happened in Hatkhola region of Moina union around 10.15pm. 

The perished were recognized as Murad (28) at Chattor town and Miron (30). 

As per sources, three adolescents riding on a bike tumbled from the bicycle as it was hit by a velocity breaker. Around then around 10-15 adolescents of a docoit aversion board started yelling saying that docoits have assaulted their town. Subsequently local people accumulated there and later, the adolescents were given a decent beating, leaving two dead on the spot. 

Another youth figured out how to escape from the spot. 

Greek voters reject bailout offer 

Greek voters have definitively dismisses the terms of a global bailout. 

The last result in the choice, distributed by the inside service, was 61.3% "No", against 38.7% who voted "Yes". 

Greece`s overseeing Syriza gathering had crusaded for a "No", saying the bailout terms were mortifying. 

Their adversaries cautioned that this could see Greece catapulted from the eurozone, and a summit of eurozone heads of state has now been called for Tuesday. 

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said late on Sunday that Greeks had voted in favor of an "Europe of solidarity and majority rule government".

NBR to raid hospital-clinics

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) will keep watch on the private healing centers and facilities which got duty free offices on medicinal apparatuses importing. 

NBR Chairman Nazibur Rahman made the divulgence after a gathering at NBR in city on Thursday evening. 

He said that those healing centers accumulate duty free devices the state of free treatment; they will be brought under observation. 

Not just that the NBR will direct commute against the healing centers facilities who will damage the conditions, he included. 

Khaleda's trial requested in JS : 

Censuring BNP drove 20 gathering partnership supported countrywide barricade and hartal projects, the Parliament Members of decision Awami League and restriction Jatiya Party requested to bring the BNP executive Khaleda Zia under trial. 

The Mps of decision AL and JP requested Khaleda's trial before the parliament, this evening. 

"Khaleda Zia ought to be brought under trial soon for her late exercises the nation over," watched the Chief Whip ASM Feroz. 

The Chief Whip of the occupant parliament additionally affirmed, "Khaleda Zia is proceeding with her connivance to make the nation a broken one." 

Talking in the parliament ASM Feroz, the official from Patuakhali-2 voting demographic, additionally opined, "Departmental moves would be made against the BNP Chairperson according to existing laws." 

Jatiya Party official Kazi Firoz Rashid, be that as it may, cautioned the parliament saying, "The administration's obligation is to guarantee people in general wellbeing." 

He additionally cautioned the decision government, "If government will neglect to secure the general population lives, we don't take its obligations as restriction gathering in the national parliament."

NEWS Online Date 19 January 2015

Hajj enrollment now costs Tk 50,000: 

The legislature has reset Hajj enlistment charge Tk 50,000 from prior Tk 1,50,000 to make ready for exquisite administration. 

Also, the persons ready to perform Hajj in 2015 can store the cash in two portions inside June 10 in the not so distant future. 

The bureau has sanction the portions of Hajj cash in its normal gathering on Monday. 

Bureau Secretary M Mosharraf Hossain Bhuiyan informed the columnists after the gathering. 

The main bundle for 2015 Hajj will cost Tk 354,745 while the second will cost Tk 295,206. 

An aggregate of 101,758 Bangladeshi travelers will have the capacity to perform Hajj in the not so distant future. 

The explorers will need to pay additional Tk 10,500 for Kurbani. A pioneer can bring greatest $1000 with him. 

The Hajj applicants can enlist their names through online from January 21 to February 5 in the not so distant future. 

It is justified regardless of to be said here that now Machine Readable Passport (MRP) and online enrollment are necessary for the pioneers. 

Janata Bank transport burnt in capital: 

A staff transport of Janata Bank was burnt in capital's Motijheel range on Monday twelve. 

As indicated by witnesses, rapscallions set blaze to the transport before Madhumita Cinema lobby at around 2.00pm. 

Being educated two units of flame administration hurried to the spot and splashed the blaze. 

Nobody was harmed and captured in the episode. 

45 vehicles vandalized in Feni: 

Rapscallions have vandalized an aggregate of 45 products loaded vehicles in the region town. 

As indicated by witnesses, a gathering of 7/8 scoundrels vandalized around 45 trucks, pickup vans, CNG auto-rickshaws nearby's Rampura zone at around 12.30pm. 

Neighborhood brokers' affiliation President Faruk Harun requested capture of the villains.

New Chief Justice reforms appeal bench

After taking his oath as Chief Justice of Bangladesh, Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha (SK Sinha) reformed the bench of appellate division of the Supreme Court.

The registrar of the Supreme Court (SC) SM Kuddus Jaman confirmed this to media.

After reforming the bench the Chief Justice will head the Court No 1 of the appellate division while Justice Nazmun Ara Sultana, Justice Syed Mahmud Hossain and Justice Hasan Foyez Siddique will co-operate him.

According to the new formation of the bench, Justice Md. Abdul Wahhab Miah will head the Court No 2 of the SC.

Earlier Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha has taken oath as the 21st Chief Justice of People’s Republic of Bangladesh.

President Md Abdul Hamid administered the oath taking ceremony at the Bangabhaban at 11:00am on Saturday.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Speaker Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury, just retired Chief Justice Md Muzammel Hossain and other previous chief justices were present at the ceremony.

Earlier on January 12, the government appointed Justice Sinha to the office.

3 bodies recovered in Meghna boat capsize

A total of three dead bodies were recovered from Meghna river hours after a boat was capsized in the river this afternoon.

Along with a child and three women, a passenger boat was capsized at Narshingdi municipality area while 20 others were severely injured in the incident.

The dead were identified as Morsheda Begum, her child Subarna and Sufia Begum.

The passengers of the boat, however, alleged that the boat capsized as it was overloaded with passengers and goods.

20-party condemns remarks of BGB, Police chiefs

BNP led 20-party alliance condemned the remarks of Chiefs of Border Guard Bangladesh Maj Gen Abdul Aziz and Inspector General of Police (IGP) AKM Shahidul Haque.

The 20 party leaders made the disclosure through a statement signed by BNP Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi on Saturday noon in city.

The statement said that the remarks made the nation speechless and astounded. 

Such type of speech created panic among people, the statement added. 

Earlier on Thursday, Border Guard Bangladesh director, general major general Aziz Ahmed warned that his forces will open fire at the trouble making blockaders.

Later, on Friday, Inspector General of Police (IGP) AKM Shahidul Haque in a programme said that blockade is not constitutional word. It is against constitution.

Vehicles will ply during blockades, hartals

Bangladesh Sarak Paribahan Malik-Sramik Oikya Parishad has announced that all kind of vehicles including long route buses will operate throughout the country regardless of any agitation programs.

Leaders of the organization announced this from a rally in front of the National Press Club on Thursday organized in protest against arson attack on vehicles, drivers and helpers.

The leaders also warned that “Tough programs will be floated if attacks on vehicles, drivers and transport workers will not be stopped”.

Presided over by President of the organization Khandokar Enaet Ullah, the program was addressed by member secretary Osman Ali, among others.