Dhaka, Bangladesh – Al Baru Mustakim Nibir has emerged as one of the country’s most well-known crime reporters, currently serving as the Head of the Crime and Investigation Cell at the daily Manabkantha. His fearless reporting and investigative journalism have earned him recognition and respect in the field of media.

Nibir’s journey began during his student life, when he was actively involved in student politics as a leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s (BNP) student wing, Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal. At that time, he held the position of Student Affairs Secretary of Ward No. 46 BNP. However, during the rule of Sheikh Hasina, he was subjected to false cases and harassment, which deeply affected his early political involvement.

Despite his political background, Nibir eventually decided to withdraw from partisan politics and fully dedicate himself to journalism. Today, he is widely regarded as an independent journalist, committed to neutrality and the principles of truth.

Throughout his career, Al Baru Mustakim Nibir has authored hundreds of investigative reports, many of which have contributed to public awareness and the welfare of society. His reporting has often exposed corruption, crime, and social injustices, earning him widespread recognition in journalistic circles.

In July 2024, during the historic student-led uprising in Bangladesh, Nibir actively participated, standing alongside the people’s movement for justice and democracy. His bold stance during this period highlighted his dedication not only to journalism but also to national interest and public welfare.

With a growing reputation for fearless reporting, Al Baru Mustakim Nibir continues to be a prominent figure in Bangladesh’s media landscape, admired for his commitment to objective journalism and unwavering pursuit of truth.