Signals

Today, in response to a journalist's question in front of the academic building at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology in Sylhet, Nasiruddin Patwari said this.

After the attack in Habiganj, today in Sylhet too, referring to an attack on the National Citizens Party (NCP) motorcade, the party's member secretary Akhtar Hosen said that they are being continuously attacked. Through this, a terrible and horrific environment has been created. Alif Chowdhury, a local leader of the National Student Power who suffered eye injuries in last Tuesday's attack in Habiganj, is undergoing treatment at the National Institute of Ophthalmology Hospital in Agargaon, Dhaka.

The District Administrator of Sylhet, Abdullah Al Mamun, has written to the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) headquarters requesting the deployment of BGB personnel to maintain law and order in five upazilas of Sylhet. He sent this letter on Wednesday. Regarding this matter, on Wednesday night around 9:30 PM, District Administrator Abdullah Al Mamun stated that an application has been submitted to Dhaka requesting BGB deployment following a letter sent by Police Super Chowdhury Mohammad Jaber Sadek to the District Administrator.

In protest of an attack on the convoy of central NCP leaders in Habiganj, an immediate demonstration procession was held in Sylhet. Later, at a brief gathering the same day, the leaders of the metropolitan NCP demanded justice for the attack and issued a warning. Detailed video report—

Today, Wednesday afternoon, a brief rally was held at the central Shaheed Minar in Sylhet after a protest procession. At the rally, it was demanded that the Chhatra Dal and Juba Dal of Habiganj carried out this shameful attack.

After exchanging views with officials and trainees at the PTI in Sylhet, Primary and Mass Education Deputy Minister Bobby Hajjaj sang the popular Syleti folk song 'Sader Lau Banail More Bairaghi' for those present. The moment caught the attention of everyone there. See details in the video report.

# Translation A song keeps appearing in Facebook's newsfeed—'Why is my heart so sad today...' Someone shares it with their own photo, someone with a video, someone just pairs it with a moment. In protest against cyberbullying directed at the principal of a government primary school in Sylhet, teachers, artists, and people from various professions across the country are using this song to express solidarity. Through this, the vocalist of the song 'The monsoon clouds gathered in the sky'—Mesba Rahman, the vocal artist of Different Touch—has come back into discussion with the new generation.

# Translation After school hours, it's not difficult to find Sir Rahman (pseudonym). He can be found in the village field. Sometimes he's watching children play cricket, sometimes football.

The Deputy Minister of Primary and Mass Education, Bobby Hajjaj, has again spoken about the case of Beauty Rani Pal, a teacher from Fenchuganj Upazila in Sylhet who is a victim of cyberbullying.

A key road in Sylhet connecting the railway station to the city's largest bus terminal has deteriorated badly, with widespread potholes and exposed bricks and stones after the road surface was stripped away, disrupting daily traffic for thousands of commuters.

A small restaurant named 'Biai Restaurant' in the Sonatila area of Tamail, Sylhet, Bangladesh, has become a popular stop for tourists and locals alike, primarily for its duck meat dishes. The restaurant, which has been operating for thirteen years, relocated to a larger semi-permanent structure four years ago due to increasing demand. Owner Mujibur Rahman, known locally as 'Biai', states that an average of 200 to 300 people dine there daily, with numbers increasing on weekends and holidays. The menu also features fresh local fish, goat meat, beef, and chicken, with rice, lentils, and salad served free with most dishes.

Donation boxes at the shrine of Hazrat Shah Jalal in Sylhet were opened and counted, yielding approximately five million takas.

Bangladesh are three wickets away from a famous Test series win at home after spinner Taijul Islam took 4-113 to rattle Pakistan despite a rearguard by the opposition batters on Tuesday. Pakistan ended day four on 316-7, needing another 121 runs for victory in what would be a record chase of 437 on the fifth and final day in Sylhet. Mohammad Rizwan, on 75, and Sajid Khan, on eight, were unbeaten at the close of play.

Veteran batter Mushfiqur Rahim hit a glittering century as Bangladesh set Pakistan an imposing target of 427 to win the second Test after another commanding day for the hosts on Monday. Bangladesh posted 390 all out in their second innings on day three with Mushfiqur, who made 137, and Litton Das, who hit 69, putting together 123 runs for the fifth wicket. The 39-year-old Mushfiqur rolled back the years as he scored his 14th Test century, surpassing Mominul Haque’s record of 13 for Bangladesh.