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Real brother and sister arrested with Yaba in Thakurgaon, 11 cases against Rubel

Thakurgaon, Rangpur

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Thakurgaon Correspondent

Thakurgaon Correspondent • 7 Nov • 2 min read • 1 views · 2 impressions

  Real brother and sister arrested with Yaba in Thakurgaon, 11 cases against Rubel
Representative image of Thakurgaon District Detective Branch (DB) police office. Photo: Daily Best News

Conducting an anti-narcotics drive, the District Detective Branch (DB) of Police has arrested a real brother and sister along with 22 pieces of Yaba tablets and 14,800 Taka from drug sales in Thakurgaon. The arretees are Mst. Babli (26) and Md. Rubel Rana (32).

They were arrested during a raid conducted on Friday night (November 6) in the Road area under Thakurgaon Sadar Police Station.

According to police sources, the two arretees are residents of the Hariharpur (Hajipara) area of Thakurgaon Sadar Upazila. Their father's name is Chhotu Babu and their mother's name is Mst. Marina Begum. Police claim they were engaged in buying and selling drugs under the guise of running a tea shop business.

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During the operation, 22 pieces of Yaba tablets and 14,800 Taka in cash from drug sales were recovered from them. The DB police stated that Yaba tablets were also recovered from inside Babli's hair bun during the search.

Police further reported that a total of 11 cases, including drug-related charges, are pending against the arrested Rubel Rana.

Legal action is currently underway against the two arretees in connection with the incident.

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Reported by Thakurgaon Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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