Man with multiple cases arrested with 101 yaba pills in Rajbari
1-Click Audio Report (Universal Voice)
The Department of Narcotics Control arrested a man named Md. Ashraful Islam along with 101 yaba tablets in Pangsha, Rajbari. He was apprehended from his home on Wednesday afternoon. Officials stated that he is a habitual drug peddler facing multiple prior cases.
- Ashraful Islam was arrested with 101 yaba pills from his residence in Subarnakhola village, Pangsha.
- A special team from the Rajbari District Narcotics Control Department carried out the raid.
- A fresh case under the Narcotics Control Act has been filed against him at Pangsha Police Station.
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The Department of Narcotics Control arrested a 30-year-old man named Md. Ashraful Islam along with 101 yaba tablets during a targeted raid in Pangsha, Rajbari. The operation was conducted on Wednesday afternoon at his residence in Subarnakhola village. The arrested individual is the son of the late Abdur Rahman of the same locality.
According to raid details, acting on specific intelligence regarding illicit drug transactions, a team led by Inspector Md. Russel Ali surrounded Ashraful's home. During the ensuing search, law enforcement officers recovered 101 yaba pills concealed on his person.
Confirming the arrest on Wednesday night, Inspector Md. Russel Ali stated that Ashraful is a known habitual narcotics dealer with multiple prior cases pending against him in various police stations. Local sources also indicated his persistent involvement in peddling narcotics to youth in the area.
Following the operation, a regular case under the Narcotics Control Act was initiated against Ashraful Islam at Pangsha Model Police Station. Authorities are processing him for court presentation, reiterating their commitment to sustain stringent crackdowns against illegal drug networks across the district.
“The penetration of synthetic narcotics like yaba into rural and semi-urban townships represents a critical public security and health challenge. The reality that repeated offenders frequently resume trafficking while out on bail exposes systemic gaps in enforcement and prosecution. Eradicating this scourge demands targeting high-level supply networks alongside routine retail crackdowns.”
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