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Dhaka Police Conduct Major Crackdown: Over 480 Arrested in 24 Hours

In a coordinated operation, Dhaka Metropolitan Police arrested 482 individuals and filed 48 cases in separate raids across the capital.

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Authorities in Dhaka conducted a series of operations resulting in the arrest of 482 people over a 24-hour period, as well as the filing of 48 cases. The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) executed these actions across various divisions of the capital.

Details of the Arrests

The arrests were conducted by multiple divisions within the DMP. The Ramna Division arrested 34 individuals, Lalbagh Division took 24 into custody, Wari Division detained 64, Motijheel Division apprehended 87, Tejgaon Division arrested 67, Mirpur Division detained 114, Gulshan Division arrested 33, Uttara Division apprehended 50, the Detective Branch arrested eight, and the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime Division arrested one.

Seizures Made During the Operations

During the operations, police seized significant amounts of illegal items. They recovered Tk 290,000 in cash believed to be from drug sales, four music systems worth around Tk 230,000, five mobile phones, a knife, a CNG-run auto-rickshaw, 157 SIM cards, three motorcycles, one pistol, one magazine, one revolver, and six rounds of ammunition.

Additionally, police confiscated 12 sickles, a baseball bat, a dasa (traditional cutting weapon), a dagger, a cutter, 7,699 yaba tablets, 65.5 kilograms of cannabis, nine ampoules of injections, and 22.5 liters of foreign liquor.

Legal Proceedings Underway

Legal actions are currently being pursued against those arrested. These operations underscore the commitment of the DMP to maintaining law and order in the capital.

Why This Matters for Bangladesh

These operations highlight the ongoing efforts of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police to combat crime and illegal activities within the city. The seizures of drugs, weapons, and other contraband reflect the scale of the challenge faced by law enforcement in maintaining public safety.

Source: BSS

FAQ

How many people were arrested in total?
482 individuals were arrested.
How many cases were filed by the DMP?
48 cases were filed.
What were some of the items seized during the operations?
Seized items include drugs, weapons, cash, music systems, SIM cards, and liquor.

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