Court proceedings in the Sharif Osman Hadi murder case
— present
A documented record of what the courts have done in the case: the filings made, the orders issued, the hearings held and the dates set — and what no court has yet decided.
Where the case stands in court
Further investigation ordered; the court is awaiting the CID’s report, since 15 January 2026. The next date set by the court is 3 November 2026.
- Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka; Magistrate Jashita Islam at the latest hearing.
- Further investigation ordered; the court is awaiting the CID’s report.
- Not begun. No charges have been framed and no trial is on the record.
- — The report is not submitted; the court sets 3 November. Reported — no court document held [1].
- The CID’s further-investigation report, from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Bangladesh Police.
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Date set for the CID’s further-investigation report. Not yet held. [1]
The case before the court
The case as the court record knows it, the courts that have acted in it, and the identifiers the project holds.
- The Hadi murder case, as the reports refer to it [2, 1]. The project holds no document giving its formal title.
- Abdullah Al Jaber, member secretary of Inqilab Moncho [3]
- Murder: section 302 of the Penal Code, added by order of Metropolitan Magistrate Siddiq Azad [2]
- None on record. The law adviser said on 22 December 2025 that the trial would be held under the Speedy Trial Tribunal Act, 2002 [4]; the reports held do not record that the case has been sent to a tribunal.
- Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka17 actions, to . Presiding: Jashita Islam, Sefatullah.
- Court of the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, DhakaOne action, on . Presiding: Metropolitan Magistrate Siddiq Azad.
- High Court Division, Supreme Court of BangladeshOne action, on . Presiding: Justice Md Khairul Alam and Justice AKM Rabiul Hasan.
In order of first action, from the first court action on record. Remand orders whose court the reports do not name are not counted here.
- Not held. The reports held do not give it, and the project holds no court document.
- Not held. The reports held do not give it, and the project does not hold the charge sheet.
- None on record. The reports held do not record that the case has been sent to a Speedy Trial Tribunal.
How the case reached court
The case was filed by Abdullah Al Jaber, member secretary of Inqilab Moncho, at Paltan Model Police Station on 14 December 2025, two days after Hadi was shot. It was filed as a case of attempted murder. [3, 1]
In the first days, a Dhaka magistrate’s court granted the investigators remand of people they had detained. [5] Hadi died on 18 December 2025, and two days later a magistrate ordered that the charge of murder be added to the case. [6, 2] On 6 January 2026 the Detective Branch submitted its charge sheet to the court. [7]
Investigators — the police, the Detective Branch and now the CID — collect evidence, identify suspects and submit reports. The court receives those filings, decides applications such as remand and bail, issues procedural orders and, if the case reaches trial, decides guilt. This page records what the courts did; what investigators did is on the Investigation page.
The charge of murder added
On 20 December 2025, two days after Hadi’s death, Metropolitan Magistrate Siddiq Azad of the Court of the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka, ordered on the investigating officer’s application that section 302 of the Penal Code, which concerns murder, be added to the case. [2, 3]
The order is known from a report by BSS, the national news agency, published the next day, which said it was made “on Saturday”, and from a later report by The Business Standard. The project holds no copy of the order, so it is recorded as reported, not as a court record. [2, 3]
The order on record
- Court of the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
- Metropolitan Magistrate Siddiq Azad
- Order adding a section of law
- Order adding section 302 of the Penal Code (Not held — known from reports)
The case was filed while Hadi was alive, as one of attempted murder. Adding section 302 means it is now pursued as a case of murder. The order changed the offence the case concerns; it is not a finding that any person committed it.
The charge sheet
On 6 January 2026 Detective Branch inspector Foysal Ahmed submitted a charge sheet to the Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka, naming 17 people as accused and listing 77 witnesses. [7, 1]
On 12 January, after the complainant asked for time to examine it, Magistrate Jashita Islam set 15 January to hear whether the court should take cognizance of the charge sheet. [7]
The charge sheet on record
- Detective Branch, Dhaka Metropolitan Police
- Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
- 77 listed [7]. They are not named on this page.
- As of 12 January 2026, BSS reported, 11 of the 17 were in jail and 6 had not been arrested. [7] No later count appears in the sources held, so this is not a current figure.
- Submitted on 6 January 2026 by the Detective Branch, Dhaka Metropolitan Police. After the complainant’s objection, the court ordered further investigation on 15 January 2026; the reports held record no decision on the charge sheet itself.
- Charge sheet against 17 accused (Not held — known from reports)
A charge sheet is the police’s report that they have found grounds to accuse the people it names. That 17 people were named in it is a procedural fact. It does not mean that any of them has been found guilty: only a court, at trial, can decide that.
Taking cognizance is a court’s decision to proceed on a police report. Charges can be framed, and a trial held, only after it.
The complainant’s objection
At the hearing on 15 January 2026, the complainant, Abdullah Al Jaber, filed a naraji petition against the Detective Branch’s charge sheet, saying he was dissatisfied with it and asking the court for further investigation. [8, 9, 10]
His lawyer, Mustafizur Rahman Mukul, argued that the charge sheet had been submitted as a formality and did not explain the link between those who planned the killing and the gunmen. [8] These are the complainant’s arguments. The court has made no finding on them; they are set out in full on the Investigation page.
From charge sheet to further investigation
— The Detective Branch submits a charge sheet against 17 accused.
At the latest report date on record, : The report is not submitted; the court sets 3 November.
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Date set for the CID’s further-investigation report. Not yet held. [1]
A naraji (no-confidence) petition is a complainant’s formal objection to a police report or charge sheet, asking the court not to accept it as it stands. Filing one does not show that the investigation was wrong, or that the objections are right. It asks the court to decide what happens next.
Further investigation ordered
On the complainant’s petition, the Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka, ordered further investigation and gave it to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of police. [3, 11, 9]
The Business Standard reported on the day that the court had kept its order pending; later reports all give 15 January as the date of the order. [8, 3] No copy of the order is held, so its terms, beyond giving the further investigation to the CID, are not known here. The reports held record no decision on the charge sheet itself.
The order on record
- Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
- Order for further investigation
- Order for further investigation by the CID (Not held — known from reports)
Further investigation is a new round of investigation ordered by the court after a police report has been submitted. The agency given it reports back to the court, which decides how to proceed once that report is before it.
The CID’s report before the court
Since the order, the court has set a series of dates for the CID’s further-investigation report. At each hearing on record the report was not submitted, and the magistrate set a new date. [3, 1]
Outlets have counted the deferrals differently: the Dhaka Tribune called the hearing of 9 February 2026 the sixth and that of 26 February the ninth, and The Business Standard reported on 27 September that the investigating officer had been given more time for the 20th time. The counts are given as each outlet gave them. [11, 12, 1]
The CID’s investigating officer by April 2026 was Assistant Superintendent Abdur Qadir Bhuiyan of CID Dhaka Metro (East). [13] The CID has not placed any finding before the court, and none has been published.
The CID’s report before the court
- , by order of the Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
- 12 hearings, from to . At each, the report was not submitted and a new date was set.
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Date set for the CID’s further-investigation report. Not yet held. [1]
The record says only that the report was not submitted on the date set and that the court set a new one. It does not say why, and it is not a finding about the investigation.
Remand and bail orders
Courts have also made orders about people held in the investigation: remand for questioning, granted to investigators by magistrates in Dhaka, and a refusal of bail by the High Court Division. [5, 22] Each order concerns one person’s custody, not the case as a whole. Statements recorded by magistrates are set out on the Investigation page, without their content.
| Order date | Order and person | Court | How it is known |
|---|---|---|---|
| Order: Remand orderThe three people detained on 14 December | Court: Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka | How it is known: Reported — no court document held [5] | |
| Order: Remand orderMd Aminul Islam, alias Raju | Court: Court not named in the report held | How it is known: Reported — no court document held [23] | |
| Order: Remand orderRubel Ahmed, described as a close associate of Foysal Karim Masud | Court: Court not named in the report held | How it is known: Reported — no court document held [24] | |
| Order: Remand orderRubel Ahmed, described as a close associate of Foysal Karim Masud | Court: Court not named in the report held | How it is known: Reported — no court document held [24] | |
| Order: Remand orderThe owner of an arms shop in Chattogram | Court: Court not named in the report held | How it is known: Reported — no court document held [13] | |
| Order: Bail orderSaheda Parveen | Court: High Court Division, Supreme Court of Bangladesh | How it is known: Reported — no court document held [22] |
Warrants and related cases
- Warrants
- No warrant, summons or order restricting travel in this case is on the record reviewed.
- Related cases
- None is recorded. A related case is added only from a report or document that identifies it.
Proceedings outside Bangladesh
Foysal Karim Masud and Alamgir Hossain were arrested in West Bengal in March 2026. A court in West Bengal sent Foysal Karim Masud to judicial custody on 22 March, and on 5 April a special NIA court in India extended the National Investigation Agency’s custody of the two men by nine days. [25, 26, 27] These are proceedings in India, separate from the case in Bangladesh, and are not entered in its register.
Bangladesh said in April 2026 that both governments had agreed to the two men’s return under the extradition treaty; in July the CID chief said Bangladesh was still waiting for India to hand them over. [28, 29] No extradition proceeding before a court, in either country, is recorded in the reports held.
Remand is a court’s permission for investigators to hold and question a person in police custody for a set number of days. Bail is release from custody while the case continues. Neither is a finding of guilt or of innocence.
The court register
23 court actions on the record, in the order they happened, each with its court, the kind of date it carries and how it is known. Dates the court set whose outcome has not been checked are listed as unrecorded.
Order date
Remand granted for the three people detained on 14 December
Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka · Presiding: Jashita Islam · Concerning: The three people detained on 14 December
Magistrate Jashita Islam granted five days of the seven sought by the investigating officer, Detective Branch inspector Foysal Ahmed. In court, each of the three said they knew nothing of the attack or had not discussed it. [5]
- How it is known:
- Reported — no court document held [5]
Order date
The court adds the charge of murder
Court of the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka · Presiding: Metropolitan Magistrate Siddiq Azad
Two days after Hadi’s death, on the investigating officer’s application, Metropolitan Magistrate Siddiq Azad orders that section 302 of the Penal Code, murder, be added to the case. [2, 3]
- Document:
- Order adding section 302 of the Penal Code (Not held — known from reports)
Order date
Five days’ remand granted for Md Aminul Islam
Court not named in the report held · Concerning: Md Aminul Islam, alias Raju
Arrested in Mirpur on 24 December and remanded for five days on 25 December; his statement was recorded under section 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. [23]
- How it is known:
- Reported — no court document held [23]
Filing date
The Detective Branch submits a charge sheet against 17 accused
Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
Detective Branch inspector Foysal Ahmed submits a charge sheet naming 17 people as accused, among them Foysal Karim Masud, whom police describe as the alleged shooter, and his parents. [7, 1] A charge sheet sets out what the police allege. It is not a finding of guilt; that can only be made by a court at trial.
- Document:
- Charge sheet against 17 accused (Not held — known from reports)
Order date
A hearing on the charge sheet is set for 15 January
Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka · Presiding: Jashita Islam
After the complainant asks for time to examine the charge sheet, the magistrate sets 15 January to hear whether the court should take cognizance of it. [7]
- Next date set:
- How it is known:
- Reported — no court document held [7]
Filing date
The complainant objects to the charge sheet
Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
Abdullah Al Jaber files a naraji petition, saying he is dissatisfied with the charge sheet submitted by the Detective Branch and asking for further investigation. [9, 10] A naraji petition is a complainant’s written objection to a police report, asking the court not to accept it as it stands.
- Document:
- Naraji petition against the charge sheet (Not held — known from reports)
Order date
The court orders further investigation by the CID
Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
On the complainant’s petition, the court orders further investigation and gives it to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of police. [3, 11, 9]
- Document:
- Order for further investigation by the CID (Not held — known from reports)
Order date
Remand granted for Rubel Ahmed
Court not named in the report held · Concerning: Rubel Ahmed, described as a close associate of Foysal Karim Masud
After nine days of remand granted on 22 and 28 January 2026. The report does not say which agency arrested him, or when, and gives no content of the statement. [24]
- How it is known:
- Reported — no court document held [24]
Order date
Further remand granted for Rubel Ahmed
Court not named in the report held · Concerning: Rubel Ahmed, described as a close associate of Foysal Karim Masud
After nine days of remand granted on 22 and 28 January 2026. The report does not say which agency arrested him, or when, and gives no content of the statement. [24]
- How it is known:
- Reported — no court document held [24]
Hearing date
Hearing date
Hearing date
Date set by the court
A date set for the report; what happened is not on record
Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
The court set this date on 15 February 2026. No report of the day has been checked, so it is recorded neither as held nor as missed. [14]
- How it is known:
- Not recorded — no report of the day has been checked [14]
Hearing date
Date set by the court
A date set for the report; what happened is not on record
Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
The court set this date on 11 March 2026. No report of the day has been checked, so it is recorded neither as held nor as missed. [15]
- How it is known:
- Not recorded — no report of the day has been checked [15]
Order date
Three days’ remand granted for the owner of an arms shop
Court not named in the report held · Concerning: The owner of an arms shop in Chattogram
Police sought his remand to question him about “the source and transfer of the weapon used in the killing”; the court granted three days of the seven sought. The CID is the investigating agency. [13]
- How it is known:
- Reported — no court document held [13]
Hearing date
Hearing date
Hearing date
Hearing date
Hearing date
Hearing date
Date set by the court
A date set for the report; what happened is not on record
Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
The court set this date on 28 June 2026. No report of the day has been checked, so it is recorded neither as held nor as missed. [21]
- How it is known:
- Not recorded — no report of the day has been checked [21]
Order date
The High Court refuses bail to Saheda Parveen
High Court Division, Supreme Court of Bangladesh · Presiding: Justice Md Khairul Alam and Justice AKM Rabiul Hasan · Concerning: Saheda Parveen
A High Court bench refuses bail to Saheda Parveen, the wife of Foysal Karim Masud. The Business Standard reported that she was arrested on 14 December 2025 and gave a confessional statement on 24 December 2025. [22]
- Document:
- Order refusing bail to Saheda Parveen (Not held — known from reports)
- How it is known:
- Reported — no court document held [22]
Hearing date
Hearing date
The report is not submitted; the court sets 3 November
Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka · Presiding: Jashita Islam
The CID does not submit its further-investigation report, and the magistrate sets 3 November 2026 as the new date. The Business Standard reported that this was the 20th time the investigating officer had been given more time. [1]
- Next date set:
- How it is known:
- Reported — no court document held [1]
— Date set for the CID’s further-investigation report. Not yet held.
Where the proceedings stand
Derived from the court register and the case record; it changes when a new court action is recorded.
- Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka; Magistrate Jashita Islam at the latest hearing.
- Further investigation ordered; the court is awaiting the CID’s report.
- Not begun. No charges have been framed and no trial is on the record.
- — The report is not submitted; the court sets 3 November. Reported — no court document held [1].
- The CID’s further-investigation report, from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Bangladesh Police.
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Date set for the CID’s further-investigation report. Not yet held. [1]
What has not happened
So that the case is not read as further along than it is. Each statement holds on the record reviewed and is removed when a record shows otherwise.
- The CID has not submitted its further-investigation report to the court.
- The reports held record no decision by the court to accept the charge sheet or to take cognizance of the offence.
- The case is not recorded as sent to a Speedy Trial Tribunal.The law adviser said on 22 December 2025 that the trial would be held under the Speedy Trial Tribunal Act, 2002; no later report records the transfer. [4]
- No charges have been framed against any accused.
- No trial has begun, and no witness has testified at a trial.
- There is no verdict. No one has been convicted or acquitted in this case.
Court terms
- Cause list
- The list a court publishes of the cases it will take up on a day. An entry shows that a case was listed, not what was decided.
- Warrant
- A court’s order to arrest a person and bring them before it. It is not a finding that the person committed an offence.
- Framing of charges
- The court’s formal statement of the charges an accused person will answer at trial. It comes after cognizance and before evidence is heard.
- Trial
- The stage at which the court hears evidence and arguments and decides, by a judgment, whether each accused is guilty. Until a judgment, every accused is presumed innocent.
What the court has and has not decided
The court’s procedural actions are kept apart from the allegations before it.
What the court has done
Received filings, made orders and set dates — each as reported.
- · Remand order · Remand granted for the three people detained on 14 December.
- · Order adding a section of law · The court adds the charge of murder.
- · Remand order · Five days’ remand granted for Md Aminul Islam.
- · Charge sheet · The Detective Branch submits a charge sheet against 17 accused.
- · Hearing date set · A hearing on the charge sheet is set for 15 January.
- · Naraji petition · The complainant objects to the charge sheet.
- · Order for further investigation · The court orders further investigation by the CID.
- · Remand order · Remand granted for Rubel Ahmed.
- · Remand order · Further remand granted for Rubel Ahmed.
- · Remand order · Three days’ remand granted for the owner of an arms shop.
- · Bail order · The High Court refuses bail to Saheda Parveen.
- 12 report dates for the CID, from to ; each is listed in the register.
What no court has decided
No court has heard evidence at trial, so none of these has been decided. Where a filing alleges something, it is described as the filing’s account.
- Whether any accused person is guilty of the killing.
- Who planned or ordered the attack, and whether anyone else took part.
- Whether the account in the Detective Branch’s charge sheet is correct.
- Whether the complainant’s objections to the charge sheet are right.
- Whether the disputed December 2025 police account of two suspects crossing into India is true.
A court record can establish that a filing was made, an order issued or a hearing held, and what was alleged before the court. It does not prove the allegations it records. Every action above is, for now, known from reports of the court’s actions, not from the court’s own documents.
Court documents
6 documents of the proceedings are known to exist from reports; the project holds none of them yet. A copy is published only once obtained lawfully, checked and, where needed, redacted. An original in Bangla will be shown as the record, with any translation labelled as the project’s.
Case statement filed at Paltan Model Police Station
- First information / case statement
- Abdullah Al Jaber, complainant
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not known — the document is not held
Order adding section 302 of the Penal Code
- Court order
- Court of the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not held — known from reports [2]
Charge sheet against 17 accused
- Charge sheet
- Detective Branch, Dhaka Metropolitan Police
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not held — known from reports [7]
Naraji petition against the charge sheet
- Naraji petition
- Abdullah Al Jaber, complainant
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not known — the document is not held
Order for further investigation by the CID
- Court order
- Court of the Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Dhaka
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not held — known from reports [3]
Order refusing bail to Saheda Parveen
- Bail order
- High Court Division, Supreme Court of Bangladesh
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not known — the document is not held
- Not held — known from reports [22]
What remains unresolved
Only questions the court record leaves open. The project does not answer them by inference.
When will the CID’s report be placed before the court, and what will it say?
Why it is open: At the latest hearing on record the report was not submitted and the court set a new date. No finding of the CID has been published. [1]
Will the case be tried by a Speedy Trial Tribunal?
Why it is open: The law adviser said in December 2025 that it would be; no report held records that it has been sent to one. [4]
Sources and method
- How the record is compiled
- Each police and court action is entered from a report of it, checked against the publication on the review date, and dated by when it happened rather than when it was reported. The same record drives this page and the timeline.
- How claims are classified
- Every fact carries how it is known: an official statement, a report, an allegation (with who makes it), or a dispute (with every side). “Court record” is reserved for facts checked against a court document the project holds; none is held yet. There are no scores or percentages.
- How court records are used
- A court record establishes what the court did — a filing, an order, a hearing — not the truth of the allegations before it. A scheduled date is shown as scheduled until a report of the day records what happened.
- How corrections work
- Corrections are made openly: the corrected fact is shown with a note of what was said before. Earlier records that could not be sourced are listed below as not published, with the reason.
Case record last reviewed . Anyone named on this page, or anyone with a document or a correction, can ask for a fact to be reviewed: see corrections and right of reply and the research methodology.
Sources
- 1Osman Hadi murder: Court defers submission of supplementary report to 3 November
The Business Standard · 27 September 2026 · News report · tbsnews.net
News archive record and context
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “Where the case stands in court” - 2Court orders to add section 302 of Penal Code to Hadi murder case
BSS · 21 December 2025 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The case before the court” - 3CID’s further probe report into Hadi murder case on 9 Feb
The Business Standard · 3 February 2026 · News report · tbsnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The case before the court” - 4Hadi murder trial under Speedy Trial Tribunal: Asif Nazrul
The Business Standard · 22 December 2025 · News report · tbsnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The case before the court” - 5Osman Hadi shooting: Prime suspect’s wife, brother-in-law, and friend sent on 5-day remand
The Business Standard · 15 December 2025 · News report · tbsnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “How the case reached court” - 6MFA Spokesperson’s Comments on the Death of Mr Sharif Osman Hadi, 18 December 2025
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore · 18 December 2025 · Official statement · mfa.gov.sg
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “How the case reached court” - 7Cognizance hearing on Hadi murder charge-sheet on Jan 15
BSS · 12 January 2026 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “How the case reached court” - 8Plaintiff files no-confidence petition against DB chargesheet in Osman Hadi murder case
The Business Standard · 15 January 2026 · News report · tbsnews.net
News archive record and context
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The complainant’s objection” - 9Court sets 27 Sept for further probe report in Hadi murder case
The Business Standard · 20 August 2026 · News report · tbsnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The complainant’s objection” - 10Further probe report into Hadi murder case on Feb 15
BSS · 9 February 2026 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The complainant’s objection” - 11Hadi murder probe report deferred for 6th time
Dhaka Tribune · 9 February 2026 · News report · dhakatribune.com
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The complainant’s objection” - 12Further probe report in Hadi murder case deferred for ninth time
Dhaka Tribune · 26 February 2026 · News report · dhakatribune.com
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 13Hadi killing case: Weapons shop owner remanded for 3 days
Dhaka Tribune · 15 April 2026 · News report · dhakatribune.com
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 14Further probe report into Hadi murder case on Feb 19
BSS · 15 February 2026 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 15Court sets April 2 for further probe report in Hadi murder case
BSS · 11 March 2026 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 16Further probe report in Hadi murder case May 5
BSS · 19 April 2026 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 17Further probe report in Hadi murder case set for May 17
BSS · 5 May 2026 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 18CID to submit further probe report in Hadi murder case on June 7
BSS · 17 May 2026 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 19Submission of CID probe report in Osman Hadi murder case on June 17
Dhaka Tribune · 7 June 2026 · News report · dhakatribune.com
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 20Further probe report in Hadi murder case on June 28
BSS · 17 June 2026 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 21Court sets July 15 for further probe report in Hadi murder case
BSS · 28 June 2026 · News report · bssnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “The CID’s report before the court” - 22Hadi murder: HC refuses bail to key accused Faisal’s wife
The Business Standard · 26 July 2026 · News report · tbsnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “Remand and bail orders” - 23Hadi murder: Aminul confesses to helping shooter Faisal flee to India
The Business Standard · 29 December 2025 · News report · tbsnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “Remand and bail orders” - 24Hadi murder: Faisal’s close associate Rubel confesses
The Business Standard · 1 February 2026 · News report · tbsnews.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “Remand and bail orders” - 25Osman Hadi murder: Two including prime accused Faisal arrested in India
Prothom Alo English · 8 March 2026 · News report · en.prothomalo.com
News archive record and context
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “Remand and bail orders” - 26Osman Hadi murder: Faisal Karim denies involvement
Prothom Alo English · 22 March 2026 · News report · en.prothomalo.com
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “Remand and bail orders” - 27NIA gets 9 days further custody of 2 Bangladeshi, accused in Hadi’s killing
The Sentinel (Assam) · 5 April 2026 · News report · sentinelassam.com
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “Remand and bail orders” - 28India agrees to return suspected killers of Hadi: govt
New Age · 9 April 2026 · News report · newagebd.net
Source catalogue record and provenance
↩ First cited in “Remand and bail orders” - 29Hadi murder: India yet to clear accused’s extradition
Dhaka Tribune · 6 July 2026 · News report · dhakatribune.com
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↩ First cited in “Remand and bail orders”
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- No court document is held
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- Dates set but not checked
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- The date of the order for further investigation
- A report on 15 January 2026 said the court kept its order pending that day; every later report gives 15 January as the date it ordered further investigation by the CID. Both are recorded. The order itself is not held.
- Not published: unsourced court entries in the earlier records
- The site’s earlier case-progress records listed court actions without sources: an order of 21 December 2025 barring the prime suspect from leaving the country, confessional statements by three people on 25 December 2025, two men sent to jail on 26 December 2025 after remand, and the case’s assignment to a Speedy Trial Tribunal on 23 December 2025. None has been checked against a report for this record, so none is published here. The last is recorded instead as the law adviser’s statement of 22 December 2025.
- Proceedings outside Bangladesh
- The Indian court orders concern the custody of two men arrested in India, in proceedings there. They are kept apart from the case in Bangladesh and are not entered in its register.
- Private details
- No addresses, phone numbers, identity numbers or medical details are published, witnesses are not named, and the content of confessional statements is not given. People are named only where the reports name them and investigators placed them at the centre of the case; others are described by their relationship to it.
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Hadi murder case
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