Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) arrested 102 people on Tuesday in a special drive at Adabor, Dhaka. The raid followed an attack on a police patrol team that left a policeman seriously injured.
According to Adabor police, the incident took place around 10pm on Monday at Sunibir Housing area when a patrol team went to rescue a victim. A group of miscreants attacked the team, injuring Constable Al Amin with sharp weapons and vandalising a police vehicle.
Police later launched a special drive in the area and arrested 102 individuals. Those detained include: Md Mizan Matbor (28), Md Rabbi (21), Md Robiul Islam alias Robi Mondal (50), Jewel Sardar (26), Sabuj Mia (26), Mosammat Rina Begum (30), Fazlu Sheikh (38), Nazmul Huda (42), Md Montaz Ali (50), Md Raimul (27), Almgir Sharif (43), Md Arif (24), Md Rajon Bepari (29), Md Sharif (18), Nadim Ali (30), Md Bokul Mia (30), Md Al Amin (42), Shri Phulkurmar Roy (25), Md Nazmul Hossain (20), Md Monir Hossain (25), Md Faruk (22), Md Abdur Rahim (42), Md Ali Hossain (30), Md Musha Sheikh (43), Md Robiul Molla (29), Md Rubel Ali Sheikh (35), Shawkat Ali Asir (35), Md Jubayer Hossain (24), Rajib Sheikh (32), Md Rakibul Islam (22), Monirul Islam (30), Rashed Parvez (29), Md Rakib Hossain (21), Sujon Mia (22), Md Shahed Ali (48), Habibur Rahman (50), Joy Roy (19), Rabbi Hossain (19), Md Rahad (35), Md Ali Akbar (19), Md Rubel Hawlader (32), Shafiullah Ibne Siraj (31), Md Selim (33), Nasir Uddin Sardar (28), Md Mainul Hossain (25), Md Nizam (35), Md Main Uddin (47), Md Sulaiman (30), Ranjit Roy (45), Mohammad Rahman (37), Ali Akbar (48), Md Jihad (19), Md Arif (33), Md Yasin Ali (20), Md Rana Ahmed (22), Mohammad Ali (43), Md Badsha Mia (25), Md Sabuj (33), Rashed Ali (22), Md Hamim Islam (19), Md Nasir Islam (25), Md Ismail Akanda (24), Md Shah Alam (40), Md Humayun Kabir (31), Mosammat Rubina Akter (19), among others.
Police said they recovered 25 sticks, 12 samurai swords, 11 iron rods and two motorcycles during the raids.
Of the detainees, five were shown arrested in regular cases while the remaining 97 were charged under the DMP Ordinance before being sent to court.
