At least 123 people have been detained by law enforcement agencies over the past five days as arson and crude bomb attacks continue across the country, according to a New Age report.

Arrests Amid Unrest

The report, published on November 12, confirms that security forces conducted raids in multiple districts over the five-day period, leading to the arrests. Those detained are suspected of involvement in arson, explosions, and acts disrupting public safety. Specific details regarding the locations of the arrests and the identities of the detainees were not disclosed in the report.

Wave of Arson Incidents

A separate report from New Age, dated November 11, details a surge in violent incidents over the preceding 10 days. During this period, at least 29 buses and one train bogie were set ablaze in different parts of the country. The same timeframe also saw several attacks involving crude bombs. While the reports do not specify a casualty count, the incidents have raised serious concerns about public safety.

Law and Order Situation

The continued violence underscores a deteriorating law and order situation. Police and other security agencies have intensified operations to apprehend those responsible. However, the frequency of arson and bomb attacks has not yet subsided, according to the reports.

Next Steps

Legal proceedings are underway against the detained individuals. Investigators are continuing efforts to identify and arrest other suspects linked to the incidents. Authorities are also considering deploying additional police personnel to high-risk areas to prevent further violence and ensure public security.