Salahuddin Ahmed

Bangladesh's foreign affairs adviser stated the nation will not be intimidated by border fencing, questioning the new West Bengal government's approach to governance. Dhaka warned of action against "push-back" incidents and asserted it would not remain silent if killings along the border continue, while Border Guard Bangladesh remains on high alert.

India urged Bangladesh to expedite nationality verification for illegal immigrants, linking it to repatriation efforts. This response follows Bangladesh's concerns about potential "pushback" incidents after the BJP's West Bengal election victory, with Dhaka seeking cooperation for smooth deportations.

After having spent almost a month in hospital despite being initially in police and later in judicial custody, Bangladesh National Party joint secretary general Salahuddin Ahmed, who secured bail on June 5, was released from the North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institution of Health and Medical Sciences (NEIGRIHMS) here on Monday.

The last government witness in the case pertaining to the alleged illegal entry of Bangladeshi politician Salahuddin Ahmed to India will depose before a local court here on March 14.

The court of judicial magistrate first class, DG Kharshiing, ordered his safe and early return to his native country.

Former Pakistan cricketer Salahuddin Ahmed has described Sunil Gavaskar as the best Indian batsman of his time in his autobiography.

The Bangladeshi opposition party chief spokesman, who had gone "missing" about two months ago, has been arrested and admitted to a mental hospital in the bordering state of Meghalaya.

Meghalaya Police on Wednesday filed a chargesheet against Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader Salahuddin Ahmed before the court of the additional deputy commissioner (judicial) here

Bangladesh's new Tarique Rahman-led BNP government announced a "Bangladesh First" foreign policy, prioritizing respectful, mutually beneficial relations with all nations, especially neighbours, based on sovereign equality. The government aims for a comprehensive reassessment of external engagement, focusing on national interest and resolving existing complexities to normalize ties.

Former chief selector Salahuddin Ahmed has criticised the PCB for appointing Ijaz Ahmed as national team's coach despite a case of fraud against him.

Younis Khan had refused to take part in the ODI in Lahore after ICC anti-corruption questioned him in connection with Shoaib Akhtar's claims.

An officer of the 1975 batch, Ahmed served as the Rajasthan chief secretary from 2010-12 during the tenure of chief minister Ashok Gehlot.

Newly sworn-in Prime Minister Tarique Rahman pledged to improve law and order and ensure safety for all citizens, regardless of their political affiliation or beliefs. His government's priorities include tackling corruption and misrule, aiming to restore public confidence and establish the rule of law over political influence.

Geoff Lawson rubbished reports about his differences with the national selectors and also reposed faith in his players, saying he was happy with the way the team was shaping up.