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Dhaka Metropolitan Police Arrest 505 Suspects and File 19 Cases in 24-Hour Special Operation

DMP Arrests 505 Suspects Across Capital in 24-Hour Special Drive; 19 Cases Filed

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Dhaka Metropolitan Police Arrest 505 Suspects and File 19 Cases in 24-Hour Special Operation
Dhaka Metropolitan Police personnel conducting law enforcement operations and suspect detentions across capital divisions.

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has arrested 505 individuals and filed 19 cases during a targeted 24-hour crime-prevention drive executed across all law enforcement divisions in the capital.

According to an official media release issued by the DMP on Sunday, November 1, 2026, the metropolis-wide operations were carried out by eight territorial divisions alongside the Detective Branch (DB). Mirpur Division recorded the highest number of detentions with 127 arrests, followed by Uttara Division (67), Tejgaon Division (66), Lalbagh Division (57), Wari Division (53), Gulshan Division (50), Motijheel Division (40), Ramna Division (38), and the Detective Branch (7).

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During the operations, police officers recovered 2,582 Yaba pills, 39 Tapentadol tablets, 8 mobile phones, and ৳2,47,000 in cash linked to illegal trade and street offenses. Police personnel also successfully rescued one victim during the sweeps. The DMP confirmed that formal legal proceedings have been initiated against all 505 detainees under relevant statutes.

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