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Infographics: TBS

Only one police officer per 868 people: 24,677 new posts under processing

Police Headquarters said the global peacetime benchmark is 400 people per police officer. The corresponding ratios are 1:297 in Malaysia and 1:313 in Thailand.

The demolished Radda MCH-FP Centre in Mirpur-1 after a group allegedly vandalised and looted the clinic before bringing down its buildings early on 25 September 2026. Photo: Collected

Masterminds behind Radda clinic attack remain elusive 

Idols of the Hindu goddess Durga and other gods and goddesses at a pavilion during Durga Puja. File photo: Aditta Saha Niloy/TBS

Police urge caution against rumours during Durga Puja, advise against carrying bags into mandaps

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed. File Photo: Collected

No plan for Operation Clean Heart-style crackdown: Home minister

Representational Image. Photo: Collected

Major police reshuffle: 24 senior officials, including 3 DIGs transferred

Photo: TBS

Pichchi Al-Amin brought associates from Jhalakathi, Barguna to Dhaka for criminal activities: SRB

Police are taking a cautious approach as the investigation reaches politically connected suspects. File photo

Police take cautious approach to politically linked Radda attack suspects

Representational Image. Photo: Collected

Two more police officers dismissed for remaining absconding since 2024

Illustration: TBS

Despite advance intelligence, police struggle to prevent violence amid hesitation

Jahangir Alam. File Photo: Collected

Shah Ali OC withdrawn as probe founds police negligence in Radda demolition, looting case

Border Guard Bangladesh members seize yaba tablets during an anti-smuggling operation in Cox’s Bazar. Photo: Collected

Narcotics control dept plans digital forensic lab to strengthen drug investigations

DMP Joint Commissioner (Crime Prevention-South) Md Tofayel Ahmed Mia speaks to journalists at the DMP Media Centre on Minto Road on 25 September. Photo: Courtesy

Patwary should be questioned over crude bomb remark: DMP

New laws weaken Bangladesh's human rights protections, breach BNP's reform pledges: HRW

New laws weaken Bangladesh's human rights protections, breach BNP's reform pledges: HRW

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