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Crude Bombs Explode Outside Residence of ICT-2 Judge Manjurul Basid in Dhanmondi; Four Arrested

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Staff Reporter • 30 Oct • 2 min read

Crude Bombs Explode Outside Residence of ICT-2 Judge Manjurul Basid in Dhanmondi; Four Arrested
DMP police officers cordoning off the area outside ICT-2 Judge Manjurul Basid's Dhanmondi residence after four suspects were apprehended.

Unidentified miscreants hurled multiple crude bombs (cocktails) outside the Dhanmondi residence of Judge Manjurul Basid of the International Crimes Tribunal-2 (ICT-2) on Friday, October 30, 2026.

The attack occurred just before Jummah prayers as Judge Manjurul Basid was preparing to head to the mosque. The judge's son, Mahmudul Basit, initially confirmed the attack, stating that three crude bombs were thrown at their residence, with two exploding on impact.

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Providing official details, Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Ramna Division Sheikh Jahidul Islam reported that between four and five crude bombs were thrown at the judge's residence. Police personnel deployed to the scene recovered three unexploded crude bombs, which were subsequently neutralized by the DMP Bomb Disposal Unit. DC Sheikh Jahidul Islam further confirmed that four fleeing suspects were apprehended at the scene with the active assistance of local citizens and taken into police custody for interrogation. Security has been heightened around the residences of ICT judges and tribunal premises in Dhaka.

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