The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) arrested a total of 90 people in a series of coordinated anti-crime drives across Dhaka. The operations also led to the seizure of 11,800 yaba tablets and 99 bottles of Indian-made contraband liquor. The largest operation was conducted by DMP's Tejgaon Division, where 62 suspects were arrested during regular raids in crime-prone areas. The detainees included suspects from various police stations, and one child in conflict with the law was also detained. Separate operations by Mugda, Jatrabari, and Sabujbagh police stations resulted in additional arrests and seizures. A case has been filed under the Narcotics Control Act, and all arrested individuals have been produced before the court. Police have indicated that anti-crime and anti-narcotics operations will continue to maintain law and order in the capital.
FAQ
- **How many people were arrested in the raids?** A total of 90 people were arrested across various police stations in Dhaka.
- **What items were seized during the operations?** The police seized 11,800 yaba tablets and 99 bottles of Indian-made contraband liquor.
- **Which police division conducted the largest operation?** The largest operation was conducted by DMP's Tejgaon Division, resulting in 62 arrests.
- **What legal actions have been taken following the arrests?** A case has been filed under the Narcotics Control Act, and all arrested individuals have been produced before the court.






























