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541 Detained, 48 Cases Filed in Citywide 24-Hour Operations by Dhaka Metropolitan Police

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Staff Reporter • 9 Nov • 2 min read

541 Detained, 48 Cases Filed in Citywide 24-Hour Operations by Dhaka Metropolitan Police
Dhaka Metropolitan Police headquarters detailing citywide law enforcement operations and crime prevention measures.

Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) detained 541 individuals and registered 48 cases during special anti-crime and law enforcement drives conducted across the capital over the past 24 hours, as confirmed on Monday, November 9, 2026.

DMP Media and Public Relations Division Deputy Commissioner (DC) Md. Akter Hossain confirmed the operations, stating that raids were executed across all major police divisions to maintain urban security. Mirpur Division recorded the highest number of detentions with 149 persons, followed by Tejgaon Division (77), Wari Division (67), Lalbagh Division (61), Motijheel Division (60), Gulshan Division (53), Uttara Division (49), Ramna Division (24), and the Detective Branch (DB) (1).

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During the operations, law enforcement officers recovered 1 foreign pistol, 1 magazine, 3 rounds of live ammunition, 6.2 kilograms of marijuana, and 4,642 Yaba pills. Police also impounded 4 luxury cars, 1 private car, and 1 auto-rickshaw, while seizing 4 mobile phones and BDT 12,800 in cash. DC Akter Hossain confirmed that formal legal proceedings are underway against all detainees across respective precinct police stations.

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