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Juba League activist arrested in explosives case in Bhangura

Bhangura, Pabna, Rajshahi

Bhangura (Pabna) Correspondent

Bhangura (Pabna) Correspondent • 10 Nov • 2 min read • 2 views · 2 impressions

Updated 10 Nov 2026

  Juba League activist arrested in explosives case in Bhangura
Bhangura Police Station premises in Pabna where legal proceedings are processed.

Police have arrested a Juba League activist named Sri Naresh Biswas (24) in an explosives case in Pabna's Bhangura.

He was sent to jail custody through the court on Tuesday afternoon. Earlier, he was arrested during a raid conducted in the Koidanga area of the upazila's Sadar union late Monday night.
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Naresh is the son of Krishna Chandra Biswas from that village. He is known as an active activist of the Bhangura Union Juba League and works as a barber by profession.

Bhangura Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Sakiul Azam confirmed this information.

He stated that Naresh is an investigated accused in the Astamanisha explosives case filed at the Bhangura Police Station. He was arrested during a raid in the Koidanga area late Monday night. After completing legal procedures, he was sent to prison via the Pabna court on Tuesday afternoon.

Notably, in last May, cocktail explosions took place in front of the Astamanisha Union BNP office. Following the incident, Moychhar Ali, a BNP worker from Astamanisha, filed the case. The case names 18 leaders and activists of the banned Awami League and Chhatra League, along with 40 to 50 unnamed individuals.

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Reported by Bhangura (Pabna) Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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