Bhashantek Thana
Bhashantek Thana is a police jurisdiction within Dhaka North City Corporation, Dhaka District. It is bordered by Cantonment, Pallabi, and Kafrul Thanas.
- Type
- Metropolitan Thana
- Established
- 2012
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Bhashantek police station
Officer on duty
Bhashantek police station
Emergency numbers
Legal aid & human rights
Free legal advice and complaints.
National helplines (toll-free)
Station priorities
Our commitments
- Zero tolerance against drugs
- Stop violence against women and children
- No to militancy and terrorism
- Community policing for safer neighbourhoods
Police station services
Typical services — contact the station for details. GDs and complaints can also be filed online.
- General diary (GD)
- Case / FIR filing
- Lost documents & items report
- Women, child & elderly help desk
- Police clearance support
- Cybercrime complaints
- Traffic & accident help
- 24/7 patrol & emergency response
About Bhashantek
Bhashantek Thana is located in Dhaka District, an administrative area of the Dhaka Division, and falls under the Dhaka North City Corporation. It shares borders with Cantonment Thana to the east, north, and south, and with Pallabi Thana and Kafrul Thana to the west.
The thana was inaugurated in April 2012, alongside seven other police stations in Dhaka. This marked a reorganization of law enforcement in the region, aiming to improve security and responsiveness to local needs.
Bhashantek Thana is situated near the Police Staff College Playground 5 and the Lalasharai Jame Masjid. The area's location within the wider Dhaka Metropolitan Police network highlights its role in maintaining order within the city.
According to the 2022 census, Bhashantek Thana has a population of 117,971, distributed among 31,062 households. The literacy rate for residents aged seven and over is 78.52%, with a slightly higher rate for males (79.98%) compared to females (76.94%).
The area is part of the larger Dhaka metropolitan region, a major economic and cultural hub of Bangladesh.