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26 Members of Awami League Arrested in Dhaka Amid Law and Order Operations

Dhaka police have arrested 26 leaders and activists of the banned Awami League and its associate bodies from various areas of the capital.

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Dhaka police have arrested 26 leaders and activists of the banned Awami League (AL) and its associate bodies from various areas of the capital. The arrests were made during the last 24 hours through separate operations conducted by 18 police stations in the city. According to a press release from the media and public relations division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP), such operations will continue in the future to maintain law and order in the city.

Arrests Across Multiple Areas

The press release detailed the specific arrests made by different police stations. Ramna Model Police Station arrested two individuals, Shahbagh one, Dhanmondi one, Hazaribagh one, Bangshal one, Sutrapur one, Sabujbagh one, Kadamtali one, Tejgaon two, Shilpanchal two, Mirpur three, Pallabi one, Kafrul one, Darussalam three, Bhatara two, Uttara West one, Airport one, and Turag one.

Ongoing Operations

The DMP’s release emphasized that the operations were part of an ongoing effort to apprehend members of the banned Awami League and its affiliated organizations. The police are committed to ensuring public safety and order through these targeted actions.

Background on the Awami League Ban

The Awami League, once a significant political party in Bangladesh, was banned due to allegations of involvement in violent activities and destabilizing the country’s political environment. The government has taken stringent measures to curb its activities, leading to frequent police operations against its members.

Source: BSS

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Why was the Awami League banned?
The Awami League was banned due to allegations of involvement in violent activities and destabilizing the country’s political environment.

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