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465 Arrested, 45 Cases Filed in 24-Hour DMP Raids Across Capital

DMP Arrests 465 Suspects and Seizes Weapons, Drugs in 24-Hour Capital-Wide Drives

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Staff Reporter • 23 Sept • 2 min read • 1 views · 1 impressions

Updated 5 Nov 2026

465 Arrested, 45 Cases Filed in 24-Hour DMP Raids Across Capital
Dhaka Metropolitan Police personnel present seized items and suspects following a 24-hour city-wide anti-crime drive. Photo : Collected

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) arrested 465 suspects and filed 45 cases during comprehensive 24-hour law enforcement operations conducted across various divisions in the capital.

Additional Deputy Commissioner of DMP Media and Public Relations Division, Niaz Mehedi, confirmed the developments on Wednesday (September 23, 2026).

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According to official division breakdowns, Mirpur Division recorded the highest number of arrests at 90, followed by Motijheel Division (83), Tejgaon Division (80), Wari Division (64), Ramna Division (38), Lalbagh Division (38), Uttara Division (34), Gulshan Division (33), and the Detective Branch (DB) with 5 arrests. During the multi-division raids, law enforcement officers recovered one local one-shooter gun, a lead cartridge, two knives, 50 kilograms of cannabis, 299 Yaba pills, and 23 bottles of foreign liquor. Police also seized a pickup truck, 11 mobile phones, steel rods, wooden stamps, and BDT 4,500 in cash, while successfully rescuing one victim. Legal proceedings against the arrestees are currently underway.

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