A total of 2,765 people have been detained during an 11-day special drive by the district police in Cumilla from November 1 to midnight of November 11, aimed at preventing drug business, juvenile gangs, and mugging. The drive was conducted simultaneously across 18 police stations under the direction of the district superintendent of police.
Among the detainees, legal action has been taken against 1,606 individuals, while the remaining 1,159 were released into the custody of their guardians upon signing bonds. The district police stated that such regular operations are being conducted to control crime and keep teenagers away from criminal tendencies.
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