Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's Security Breached in Dhaka
A security breach occurred at a Prime Minister Tarique Rahman event in Farmgate, Dhaka. The suspect, Muhibullah Mobin, has been placed on a five-day remand under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
A significant security breach occurred in Dhaka when an individual attempted to bypass established security cordons to approach an event attended by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. The incident took place in the Farmgate area of the capital city, drawing immediate attention from law enforcement and security officials tasked with protecting the head of government.
The suspect involved in the security violation has been identified as Muhibullah Mobin. According to verified biographical details, Mobin is a resident of Rakudia village within Dehergati Union in Babuganj Upazila of Barishal district. He is the son of the late headmaster Yunus Majhi and had been earning his livelihood by working in ride-sharing services within Dhaka.
Following the breach at the Farmgate venue, authorities detained Mobin and initiated formal legal proceedings against him. A case was officially filed against the suspect at the Tejgaon Police Station under the stringent provisions of the country's Anti-Terrorism Act, reflecting the seriousness with which law enforcement treats security incidents involving the Prime Minister.
Legal proceedings progressed on 07 September 2026, when the case was presented before the court for a formal remand hearing. Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Sarah Farjana Haq presided over the proceedings and evaluated the arguments regarding the necessity of further custodial interrogation for the accused individual.
At the conclusion of the hearing on 07 September 2026, Metropolitan Magistrate Sarah Farjana Haq issued an order granting a five-day remand for Muhibullah Mobin. With the court's approval secured, investigators at the Tejgaon Police Station will continue their efforts to uncover the full circumstances surrounding the security breach at the Farmgate event.
