Inspector General of Police (IGP) Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun said, we are working in the light of the zero tolerance policy announced by the Prime Minister regarding militancy and terrorism in the country through the process of surrender of pirates. If a criminal wants to get back on the right path, he must be given the opportunity. Because of this we have been able to declare Bandit Free Sundarbans. We are monitoring whether any of the pirates who have surrendered are involved in crime. He said these things in a press briefing at Cox’s Bazar district police office yesterday (May 3) at 3 pm. Regarding various crimes in the country including the Rohingya camp, the IGP said that the campaign against drugs is continuing across the country.
At the same time, all the law and order forces are working. All of us are doing good things in the country. Police are reaching where crime is being organized. No one will be exempt from crime. No matter how big the criminals are, the police are taking legal action against them. He further said, first we list the criminals through various techniques. If there is evidence of crime, they are arrested immediately. We are not exempting anyone when an event is organized. Strict action is being taken against whoever is guilty.
Appropriate action will be taken against anyone who tries to break the normal course of law and order. Regarding the recovery of 10 dead bodies from the trawler, the IGP said, after hearing the incident, I asked the DIG to investigate quickly and sent a CID team. All departments are working seriously in this incident. Several accused have been caught in this incident. They have given a statement under section 144. Investigation is going on in this incident. We hope that something good will come out of this investigation. Regarding the Teknaf abduction incident, the police chief said that the work is underway to identify those who are causing these incidents. No one will be spared whoever is involved in these incidents. For this reason, I request everyone to call the emergency service number 999 and inform us.
At this time, Additional IGP (Crime) Mohammad Atiqul Islam, Additional IGP (APBN) Dr. Hasan Ul Haider, Cox’s Bazar Superintendent of Police Md. Mahfuzul Islam, Additional Superintendent of Police Rafiqul Islam and other important officials of the relevant administration. Officials were present.
