RAB-12 arrests 2 drug dealers in Tangail with heroin worth Tk 24 lakh




Two arrested with heroin in Tangail


Global New News Desk   -  

RAB-12 has arrested two top drug dealers with heroin worth Tk 24 lakh in Tangail. .


The Special Company's vigilante team carried out an anti-drug operation on a paved road adjacent to the gate on the south side of the Eastern Railway Station under Bangabandhu Bridge East Police Station in Tangail district.



At that time, RAB arrested 244 (two hundred and forty four) village heroin and 2 drug dealers. Two mobile phones used for buying and selling drugs and Rs 2,000 in cash were seized from them.


The arrested accused are, the deceased A. of Khaledpur village of Nawabganj police station of Dinajpur district. Razzak's son said. Sentu Mia (55) and the deceased A. Mannan's son said. Saidur Rahman (65).



Preliminary interrogation revealed that these drug traffickers had been buying and selling illegal narcotics in different areas of Tangail district for a long time under the guise of law enforcement agencies.


The arrested drug dealers have been handed over to Bangabandhu Bridge East Police Station in Tangail along with the recovered evidence.



Since its inception, the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) has been playing a leading role in bringing all types of criminals under the purview of the law with a view to maintaining the overall law and order situation in the country.



The RAB has been conducting regular raids to nab militants, terrorists, organized criminals, kidnappers, gamblers, drug dealers, murderers and kidnappers in various sensational cases.



RAB-12 is committed to building a drug-free Sonar Bangla by keeping such drug rescue operations active.

Inform RAB-12 - Participate in building a drug-free and militant-free Bangladesh.   






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