Chandpur district police and detective police ran separate 24-hour-based drives across the district’s police stations on 12 and 13 November on the instructions of Police Superintendent Md Mizanur Rahman.[1] In the two-day special drive to control law and order and curb crime, police arrested 58 accused and detained 38 teenage-gang members.[1]

In the 12 November drive, police arrested 28 accused and detained 20 teenage-gang members.[1] Officers recovered 16 yaba pieces in the 12 November drive.[1] In the 13 November drive, police arrested 30 accused and detained 18 teenage-gang members, seizing 100 grams of ganja, 190 yaba pieces and 14 grams of broken yaba.[1] For the two days combined, police reported seizing 100 grams of ganja, 206 yaba pieces and 14 grams of broken yaba tablets.[1]

Among those arrested were 17 leaders and activists of the banned Awami League and affiliates and seven drug-related accused.[1] The 12 November arrests included seven banned-organisation activists and three drug-related accused.[1] The 13 November arrests included 10 banned-organisation activists and four drug-related accused.[1] Additional Superintendent Nadia Noor said the detained teenagers were handed to their families after verification and legal action was taken against the arrested accused.[1]