Key Points
- 3 drug dealers were caught in two separate operations at the Sayedabad Bus Terminal in Dhaka.
- 1 kg 800 grams of cannabis and 50 yaba tablets were seized in the operation.
- Cash thought to have been obtained from drug sales was also seized from the suspects.
- It was announced that legal processes have been initiated against the detained individuals.
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A total of three drug dealers were detained in two separate police operations conducted at the Sayedabad Bus Terminal located in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Teams affiliated with the Jatrabari police station seized a large quantity of drugs and cash from the suspects.
As part of the operations, 26-year-old Md. Shubh, 36-year-old Md. Ibrahim, and 30-year-old Md. Selim were arrested. While 1 kilogram 800 grams of cannabis were seized during Shubh's arrest, yaba tablets and cash, believed to have been obtained from drug sales, were confiscated from the other two suspects.
It was reported that the statements of the detained suspects are being taken and legal proceedings have been initiated against them. The police announced that operations are continuing to prevent drug trafficking in the area.
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- Where and when did the operation take place?
- The operation was carried out separately on July 13 and 14 at the Sayedabad Bus Terminal located in the Jatrabari area of Dhaka.
- What is the type and amount of the seized drugs?
- A total of 1 kilogram 800 grams of cannabis and 50 yaba tablets were seized from the suspects.
- What will happen to the caught suspects?
- Legal processes are being initiated and necessary judicial procedures are being applied against the three detained individuals.
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- Hürriyet Kelebek (Magazin)·