Fake army personnel detained during SRB drive in Faridpur
According to police, Safayet is a charge-sheeted accused in a drugs case and an anti-terrorism case filed with Kotwali police station
Daily Sun Report, Faridpur
Published: 07 Oct 2026, 12:23 AM
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The Special Response Battalion (SRB) members have detained an individual with army uniform, walkie-talkie, locally-made weapons, crude bombs and a foreign revolver during two separate drives in Faridpur’s Kotwali area.
The first drive was conducted at an abandoned
building of Faridpur General Hospital at 5:35am on Tuesday. The drive was
conducted based on information about drug peddling, and the drug abusers and
its dealers fled the scene sensing the presence of SRB members.
After searching the premises later, SRB members
recovered one foreign revolver and five rounds of live cartridges in an
abandoned state.
The second drive was conducted at a residential
building in Niltuli area under Kotwali police station at 8:45am on the same
day, during which an individual named Safayet Ahmed, 36, son of late Bashir Ahmed
from Charkamlapur area, was detained while attempting to flee.
Based on information gleaned from the detainee, SRB
members searched his house and recovered two crude bombs, one toy-like
revolver, one Chinese axe, one machete, one knife, one switch gear, one
walkie-talkie, one treasure gun, 25 rounds of bullet shells, 10 pieces of yaba
tablets, two army caps, one APBn cap and an army belt from his possession.
During preliminary questioning, SRB members learnt
that the detainee was carrying out deceptive and terrorist activities in
various areas of Faridpur using the identity of a high-ranking army official
for a long time.
According to police, Safayet is a charge-sheeted
accused in a drugs case and an anti-terrorism case filed with Kotwali police
station.
Company Commander of CPC-3 (Faridpur Camp) of SRB-10
Lt Commander Md Shahriar Rifat Ovi said, “Efforts are on to hand over the
detained person along with the arms, ammunition and other materials to Kotwali
police station. This type of zero tolerance policy will be continued in the
future to curb crimes.”
