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Dhaka Police Arrest 406 in Citywide Crackdown

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) arrested 406 individuals and filed 47 cases in a 24-hour crackdown across the capital.

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The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) arrested 406 individuals and filed 47 cases in a 24-hour crackdown across the capital. The arrests included suspects from various divisions: 25 from Ramna, 30 from Lalbagh, 53 from Wari, 40 from Motijheel, 66 from Tejgaon, 116 from Mirpur, 31 from Gulshan, 39 from Uttara, and six by the Detective Branch.

Seized Items

During the operations, police seized a significant amount of contraband, including 21,622 yaba tablets, 961 bottles of phensedyl, 17.5 liters of locally made liquor, 760 grams of cannabis, and 13 grams of heroin. Additionally, authorities recovered a pick-up truck, a private car, eight mobile phones, a hammer, two machetes, a cleaver, an axe, a shovel, a knife, and Tk 309,000 in cash.

Operation Details

The raids were conducted in various police station areas across Dhaka as part of the DMP's ongoing drive against crime, illegal weapons, and narcotics. Police stated that legal proceedings against the arrested individuals are currently underway.

Significance and Implications

This operation underscores the DMP's commitment to maintaining law and order in the capital. The substantial number of arrests and seized items highlight the prevalence of illegal activities in Dhaka. The crackdown aims to deter criminal activities and ensure public safety.

What Happens Next

Following the arrests, the DMP will proceed with legal actions against the detained individuals. The seized items will be analyzed further to identify any connections to larger criminal networks. The operation is expected to continue as part of the DMP's broader strategy to combat crime in Dhaka.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What prompted the 24-hour crackdown in Dhaka?
The crackdown was part of the DMP's ongoing drive against crime, illegal weapons, and narcotics.
What types of items were seized during the raids?
Seized items included drugs (yaba tablets, phensedyl, cannabis, heroin), weapons, vehicles, and cash.

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