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50 arrested in an anti-drug drive in the capital

Publish: 03:07 PM, 10 Oct, 2022


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The crime and intelligence department of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has arrested 50 people on charges of selling and consuming drugs in anti-drug operations in different police stations in the capital.

At this time, a large quantity of drugs was seized from the arrested.

This information was confirmed by the media and public relations department of DMP on Monday (October 10) morning.

According to the DMP, 50 people were arrested in various police station areas of the capital from six o'clock on Sunday (October 9) to six o'clock on Monday (October 10) as part of the regular anti-narcotics operation.

During the arrest, 834 pieces of yaba, 7 Kg 254-gram marijuana, 109 grams of 30 puriya (small packets), 2 liters of local liquor, 5 bottles of Phensedyl and 1 thousand 13 injections were seized from them.

35 cases have been registered against the arrested under the Narcotics Control Act in the concerned police stations. 


Anti-drug operation   Dhaka   Bangladesh  


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Interpol has accepted 'Red Notice' request against Arav Khan: IGP

Publish: 10:34 AM, 21 Mar, 2023


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Inspector General of Police (IGP) Abdullah Al Mamun today said Interpol has already accepted Bangladesh's request on sending a red notice against Arav Khan, the accused in the police murder case.

"Bangladesh police have requested Interpol to issue a red notice against fugitive accused Rabiul Islam alias Arav Khan, owner of Dubai's Arav Jewellers . . . The Interpol has already accepted the request," he told journalists at Chattogram this afternoon.

While inaugurating Enayet Bazar Police Outpost of Kotwali Police Station under the Chittagong Metropolitan Police (CMP), the IGP categorically said, "A letter has been sent to Interpol to issue a red notice against the name which is mentioned in the charge sheet of a police murder case."

Replying to another query, Al Mamun said the relationship of a former senior police officer with Dubai based gold-trader Arav Khan is being investigated.

 "We are looking into the matter sincerely and you will get the information at the appropriate time," he added.

Responding to a question about actress Mahia Mahi, the police high mandarin, "She got bail . . . And I can say that no injustice will be done to anyone."

Asked about the terrorist activities in the Rohingya camp, the IGP said, "It is completely under our control. We are sincerely doing our duty. Police, district police, APBN, RAB, all detectives, and administration are working together."

He added: "We are taking actions against those who are trying to breach the law and order situation in every case. None are getting impunity."

Responding to another question related to the kidnapping in Cox's Bazar, Al Mamun said, "In every incident, the victim was rescued and the identified criminals are being brought to justice. Law enforcement agencies are taking action against them. So, there is nothing to be worried about here."

Arav Khan inaugurated Arav Jewellers in a grand ceremony last Wednesday in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Police instantly identified Arav Khan after he made several posts on Facebook inviting many Bangladeshi stars from the sports and entertainment arena.

According to police, Arav's real name is Rabiul Islam. On July 7, 2018, police inspector Mamun Emran Khan was murdered in Dhaka.

On April 11, 2019, Detective Branch of police pressed charges against Rabiul and nine others in the murder case of Mamun Emran Khan, the then inspector of the special branch (SB) of police. Then, Arav Khan went into hiding.

Rabiul Islam first went to India after fleeing from the country. Then, he collected a passport in the name of Arav Khan and went to Dubai. Now he is a billionaire gold trader in Dubai, police added.



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Propaganda against banking sector: Bangla Insider's report taken into account by DB

Publish: 05:03 PM, 09 Jan, 2023


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In recent times, several groups have been spreading lies and misinformation about Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited and the country's banking sector. Bangla Insider's investigation revealed that Prothom Alo-Daily Star is the mastermind and the first instigator of this propaganda. Bangla Insider published several investigative reports on this.

When the published reports created a stir among the readers, the matter came to the attention of the Detective Branch (DB).

Detective Branch (DB) chief Mohammad Haroon-or-Rashid confirmed the spreading of misinformation about the banking sector today (9 January) in a press conference at DMP's media center on Minto Road in the capital.

In the press conference Mohammad Harun-or-Rashid said that, ‘Recently, it has been observed that some individuals are trying to destabilize the financial sector by providing various fabricated information about banks and financial institutions through social media. When the matter came to our DB Cyber Unit, we initiate an investigation. After investigation we arrested 4-5 such people who were spreading rumors. We have arrested them for putting up posters in different places and spreading rumors like bank robbery, there is no money in the bank.’

He said, by interrogating the arrested people, we found out that, with the help of anti-independence conspirators based outside and inside the country, they are spreading such fabricated information to destabilize the banking sector.

As you know, Islami Bank Limited is a reputed bank. But at the time of its establishment, the bank was under the control of Mir Kasem Ali, who was sentenced to death for war crimes and his associates. Due to which, when this bank was freed from them and the management of the bank went into the hands of S. Alam Group and others, a part of the anti-independence circle engaged in activities and propaganda against the bank.

DB chief said, the main objective of this cycle was to destabilize the financial sector and put the government in pressure. They have put up posters in different places of Dhaka city and on one side they are saying that S Alam group are robbers, they have looted all the money from the bank and smuggled it abroad. But at the same time we noticed that Bangladesh Bank is saying that everything is fine. There is no problem with the bank. There was no looting.

We have arrested those who were involved in this. They have said that, those who were initially in the management of Islami Bank, a group of Jamaat-Shibir clique, are destabilizing the banking sector through social media from outside the country, there is no money in the bank and even they request on social media that expatriates do not send remittances to the country.

Banking sector insiders say a group is trying to destabilize the banking sector with motive. Now that the matter has come to the attention of the Detective Branch, we hope they will take action. Besides, those who are the real conspirators should also be identified and should be brought to justice. 



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4 members of organized fraud gang arrested in Dhaka

Publish: 10:21 AM, 30 Oct, 2022


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Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DB) has arrested 4 members of organized fraud gang from different areas of the capital. DB did not initially disclose the names of those arrested.

On Sunday (October 30) morning, Assistant Police Commissioner of Media and Public Relations Department of DMP Imran Hossain Molla confirmed this information.

He said that 4 members of organized fraudsters have been arrested from different areas of the capital in the operation of DB. DMP Additional Commissioner of Police and Head of DB Mohammad Harun-ur-Rashid will give detailed information on this in the press conference organized at DMP Media Center this afternoon. 


Fraud Gang   Dhaka   DMP  


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Anti-drug operation in the capital, 41 arrested

Publish: 12:04 PM, 25 Oct, 2022


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The crime and intelligence department of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has arrested 41 people on charges of selling and consuming drugs in anti-drug operations in different police stations in the capital.

At this time, a large quantity of drugs was seized from the arrested.

During the arrest, 2,152 pieces of yaba, 63 Kg 310-gram marijuana, 47-gram heroin, 20 liters of local liquor and 15 tapentadol tablets were seized from them.

This operation was conducted in different police station areas of the capital from 6 am on Monday to 6 am on Tuesday.

25 cases have been registered against the arrested under the Narcotics Control Act in the concerned police stations.


Anti-drug operation   Dhaka   Bangladesh  


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Anti-drug drive in the capital, 44 arrested

Publish: 11:52 AM, 17 Aug, 2022


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The crime and intelligence department of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has arrested 44 people on charges of selling and consuming drugs in anti-drug operations in different police stations in the capital.

At this time, a large quantity of drugs was seized from the arrested.

This information was confirmed by the media and public relations department of DMP on Tuesday (July 19) morning.

According to the DMP, 44 people were arrested in various police station areas of the capital from six o'clock on Tuesday (August 16) to six o'clock on Wednesday (August 17) as part of the regular anti-narcotics operation.

During the arrest, 5 thousand 700 pieces of yaba, 65 grams 145 puriya (small packets) heroin, 19 kg 154 grams of cannabis, 200 bottles of phensedyl were seized from them.

34 cases have been registered against the arrested under the Narcotics Control Act in the concerned police stations. 



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