Friday, March 9, 2012

JOURNALISTS RECEIVE DEATH THREATS

Two journalists have received death threats in two separate incidents. In a third incident, terrorists entered the premises of a press club and openly threatened journalists.

1. Tuhin Aronnaya, Meherpur district correspondent for the daily Prothom Alo, received death threats from an underground terrorist extremist group. Prothom Alo reported that on 15 March 2002 Prothom Alo published a report stating that underground extremist groups in Meherpur always get protection from the ruling party. This report was practically written by one of the staff reporters at headquarters. However, terrorists blamed the local district correspondent for the report. The following day, in a telephone call, the terrorist group threatened to kill Tuhin. Tuhin filed a general diary with the local police station on 16 March 2002.

2. In a telephone call, unidentified terrorists threatened to kill Emran Farooq Masum, Chapainawaqbgonj district correspondent for the daily Jugantor. Jugantor reported that Masum informed the district police superintendent of the incident. The police superintendent ordered the officer in charge of sadar thana (the local police station) to investigate the incident.

3. In a separate incident, terrorists Tuhin and Tapu went to the Gaibanda District Press Club premises on 16 March 2002. While there, they threatened journalists and ordered them to withdraw the case filed against them by the press club.

Thursday, March 8, 2012


Ex-CJ suggests homegrown solutions to BD crisis

Ex-CJ suggests homegrown solutions to BD crisis
Pakistan Observer
Dhaka—Former Chief Justice Muhammad Habibur Rahman said on Monday that he
wants a homegrown solution to the ongoing political crisis brewed over the
issue of caretaker government.“We have to solve our problems
ourselves…The solution has to be 'Made

BANGLADESH CRICKET BOAD chief selector AKRAM KHAN quits over Tamim row

BD chief selector quits over Tamim row
Pakistan Observer
Dhaka—Bangladesh's chief selector Akram Khan resigned from his post on
Wednesday, citing interference from the country's cricket board president
in team selection for the upcoming Asia Cup. Khan quit a day after
Bangladesh Cricket Board

Saudi diplomat killed in DHAKA city,BANGLADESH.

Saudi diplomat killed in city
Financial Express Bangladesh
Dhaka criticised the beheadings as did the United Nations. AFP further
adds: Saudi Arabia is a key ally of, and a major donor, to Bangladesh, but
ties have become strained in recent years after Riyadh tightened
recruitment from the South Asian country.

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