A private car lost control and ran over seven students in front of the third terminal of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway in Uttara, the capital. Three students were seriously injured.

The accident occurred around 12:30 pm on Sunday (October 27).

Airport Police Station Inspector (Investigation) Mustafizur Rahman confirmed the matter.

He said, I heard that an accident had occurred in the airport area around 12:30 pm. Three students were injured in the incident. Two of them had broken their legs and another had a minor head injury. After the accident, the police went to the scene and seized the private car.

He also said that the private car driver himself is the owner. He has been brought to the police station. The injured have been sent to (NITOR) Pangu Hospital.

Meanwhile, a video of the incident has gone viral on social media. In the viral video, it can be seen that 7 students were walking on the road opposite the third terminal. At that time, a white private car came from behind and ran over them. After the car hit the students, several students were seen falling on the road. Later, people from the surrounding area came forward and rescued the injured students.

A legal notice has been sent to initiate investigation under relevant sections of the ACC and Money Laundering Act against all MPs elected in the last three national parliamentary elections of the Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League government and the Election Commissioners (ECs) deployed in the elections.

On Sunday (October 27), Supreme Court lawyer Md. Anwarul Islam (Shahin) sent this notice to the Chairman of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC).

It said that 153 MPs were elected unopposed in the 2014 elections. The elections in 2018 were held in the dark of night and the 2024 elections were rigged internally, where almost all the MPs were people who were the favorites of fascist Hasina or were her subordinates. In order to reform the state, all the perpetrators of misdeeds and their associates, including the elections held in the last 15 years of the failed government, must be brought under the law.

It is further said that especially in the farcical elections of 2014, 2018 and 2019, the members of parliament elected without votes or through vote theft, the ministers of the Hasina government, the members of parliament elected from parties supporting the Awami League such as the Jatiya Party and the 14-party alliance, and the election commissioners involved in those elections have misused their power and amassed a huge amount of illegal wealth. The countrymen firmly believe that the majority of that wealth has been smuggled abroad. In this situation, notices have been given to start investigation and proceedings within three working days under the relevant sections of the ACC and the Money Laundering Act against all the members of parliament elected through conspiracy in those general elections and all the election commissioners involved. Failure to do so will result in legal action.

14 people have been shown arrested for the genocide organized during the student-public uprising in July-August.

The International Crimes Tribunal showed their arrest on Sunday (October 27). They have been ordered to be produced on November 18.

On the basis of the application of the prosecution team, the three-judge judicial panel led by the chairman of the tribunal, Justice Md. Golam Mortuza Majumder, gave the order. The other two judges are Justice Md. Shafiul Alam Mahmud and Justice Md. Mohitul Haque Enam Chowdhury.

The arrested were former Law Minister Anisul Haque, former Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Lt. Col. (retd.) Faruq Khan, former Shipping Minister Shajahan Khan, former Social Welfare Minister Dr. Dipu Moni, former Information and Communication Technology (ICT) State Minister Junaid Ahmed Palak, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's private industry and investment advisor Salman F Rahman, former Agriculture Minister Abdur Razzak, former State Minister for Industries Kamal Ahmed Majumder, former Textiles and Jute Minister and Gazi Group Chairman Golam Dastagir Gazi, former Justice Shamsuddin Chowdhury Manik, Workers Party President Rashed Khan Menon, Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal President Hasanul Haque Inu, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's power and energy advisor Taufiq-e-Elahi Chowdhury, controversial Major General (retd) Ziaul Ahsan, who was relieved of his military service, and former Home Secretary Jahangir Alam.

The investigation agency has found primary evidence of the massacre organized in July-August against all of them.

Earlier, the tribunal issued separate arrest warrants against 45 people, including former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, in the genocide case on October 17.

On that day, the International Crimes Tribunal issued an arrest warrant against Sheikh Hasina on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity committed in July-August to eliminate the anti-discrimination student movement.

The judicial panel led by the chairman of the tribunal, Justice Md. Golam Mortuza Majumder, in the temporary court of the International Crimes Tribunal, took note of the application filed by the prosecution and issued this order.

In addition, arrest warrants were issued against 45 people, including former minister Obaidul Quader and former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's son Sajeeb Wazed Joy, in the genocide case in July-August.

They have been asked to be arrested and produced before the tribunal by November 18.

When the tribunal's proceedings officially began that day, Chief Prosecutor Mohammad Tajul Islam applied for the issuance of an arrest warrant on behalf of the prosecution.

The International Crimes Tribunal was reconstituted on October 14. The next day, on October 15, they joined the International Crimes Tribunal.

The High Court has fixed Monday for hearing on the writ petition seeking necessary directions to declare the interim government led by Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus as a 'revolutionary government'.

On Sunday (October 27), a High Court bench comprising Justice Farah Mahbub and Justice Debashish Roy Chowdhury fixed the hearing date.

In the writ petition filed last week, freedom fighter Mofazzal Hossain, a resident of Narayanpara in Raninagar, Naogaon, said that according to the constitution, if the parliament is dissolved, national elections must be held within the next 90 days. The parliament has already been dissolved. Articles 57 and 58 of the constitution specify the term of office of the Prime Minister and other ministers and according to these two articles, they must remain in office until the next government takes office.

The petitioner said that if elections are not held within 90 days, Article 123 (3) (b) of the constitution will be violated. For this violation, the existing law provides for the maximum punishment for treason and other crimes under Article 7(a) of the Constitution. Therefore, the petitioner said that the current government needs to be declared a revolutionary government to avoid violating the Constitution.