33 AL-affiliated people arrested in Dhaka over alleged sabotage during garment worker protests, according to the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP). The arrests were made during police operations across different parts of the capital, following allegations that the individuals were involved in disruptive activities while posing as garment workers.

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police confirmed that all 33 individuals are affiliated with the Awami League and its associated organisations, whose activities are currently banned. Police said the suspects were allegedly involved in activities intended to create disorder during worker protests in the capital.

According to DMP officials, the arrests took place over the past 24 hours. Police conducted separate operations in several areas of Dhaka as part of their efforts to identify and detain those allegedly involved in the incidents.

DMP Deputy Commissioner (Media) Akhter Hossain confirmed the arrests on Tuesday. He provided the information while responding to questions about the recent police operations and the detention of individuals allegedly connected to the reported sabotage activities.

The police have stated that the arrested individuals are facing legal proceedings. However, further details regarding their identities, the specific locations of their arrests, and the evidence against them have not been disclosed in the available information.

The incident has drawn attention to the situation surrounding garment worker protests and security arrangements in Dhaka. Further updates may emerge as the legal process continues and authorities provide additional information about the allegations.