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Newly named DIG of Chittagong Range. Anwar Hossain. Photo: NTV
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Newly named DIG of Chittagong Range. Anwar Hossain. Photo: NTV
A total of 1,046 people, from high-ranking police officers to police officers, will be transferred to dissolve the drug syndicate in Cox’s Bazar, restore the image of the police and bring about positive change overall. As of Friday, the number of transfers was 1,346. At the end of the transfer, a total of 1,507 police officers will be added to the Cox’s Bazar District Police, including some vacancies.
Newly appointed Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Chittagong Range. Anwar Hossain told NTV Online this information on Friday. “We want a positive change,” he said. Increase people’s trust in the Cox’s Bazar police. That’s why we want to modernize the police in Cox’s Bazar.
When asked if the environment had been negative for so long, Anwar Hossain said: “The whole environment has not been negative for so long, but there are accusations that there were some crises.” We want to overcome the crisis. People have been complaining for so long that some cops are on duty at Cox’s Bazar. With that allegation in mind, we have decided to transfer a total of 1,046 people to Cox’s Bazar. Following the transfer, a total of 1,508 officers will be added to Cox’s Bazar, including some vacancies.
When asked if some cops maintain a drug union because of their duty in Cox’s Bazar, DIG Anwar Hossain said: “A lot of cops are being transferred. This means that now those who have already joined or will join Cox’s Bazaar are all new. Speaking of maintaining the union, the newcomers are not involved in the union. So the newcomers will be instructed that way by the police. So that they remain vocal against drugs. If there is a drug union We’ll break it down and try to prevent any new illegal syndicates from showing up at Cox’s Bazar.
DIG Anwar Hossain exchanged views with members of the Cox’s Bazar district police on September 8. Photo: collected
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DIG Anwar Hossain exchanged views with members of the Cox’s Bazar district police on September 8. Photo: collected
‘We want to start over at Cox’s Bazar. How did it happen, what happened, if we talk about that incident (the murder of Major Sinha), a case has been presented and is being investigated. An investigation committee also gave a report. So I don’t want to go down that path anymore. I’m waiting. We are renovating Cox’s Bazar for the next few days. At the same time, Cox’s Bazar is very important in many ways. Many government agencies are working here. So we all need to have and have a good relationship. We will try to work for the safety and order of all the people of Cox’s Bazar. DIG Anwar Hossain was speaking.
Multiple Chittagong Range and Cox’s Bazar law enforcement sources told NTV Online that senior law enforcement officials have decided what needs to be done to change the entire configuration of Cox’s Bazar and restore the reputation of the police. On July 31, the night before Eid-ul-Azha, retired Army Major Sinha Mohammad Rashed Khan was shot dead by police on Marine Drive Road in Cox’s Bazar. Teknaf (OC) Police Officer in Charge Pradeep Kumar Das, Inspector Liakat Ali and 11 other police officers are in jail in connection with the murder of Sinha’s older sister, Sharmin Shahriar.
Apart from this, complaints began to arrive against various policemen from different places. However, since the beginning of the coronavirus, the police were by the side of the people. Then everyone praises them. Now the police are trying to overcome the lost crisis in Cox’s Bazar. In addition, the Bangladesh police have decided to mobilize manpower to disband the yaba or drug union in Cox’s Bazar.
According to Cox’s Bazar District Police, the number of transfers as of Friday was 1,346. Among them are the Police Superintendent, eight senior officers, including the Additional Police Superintendent, 34 inspectors, including OCs in charge of eight police stations, 156 SI, 92 ASI, 1055 Naiks, and officers. They are all being transferred to different ranks and divisions outside the Chittagong range.
DIG Anwar Hossain exchanged views with members of the Cox’s Bazar district police on September 8. Photo: collected
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DIG Anwar Hossain exchanged views with members of the Cox’s Bazar district police on September 8. Photo: collected
According to law enforcement sources, 36 police inspectors, 75 SI-ASI and 634 officers, including COs from eight police stations in Cox’s Bazar, joined the Chittagong Range DIG office today to fill the vacancies. An entirely new workforce will join the Cox’s Bazar District Police by September 30.
Previously, on September 17, SP ABM Masud Hossain was transferred to Cox’s Bazar as SP of Rajshahi. Jhenaidah SP Mohammad Hasanuzzaman was placed in charge of the Cox’s Bazar district police. The new SP took over last Wednesday. SP Masud Hossain officially left Cox’s Bazar on Thursday in a flower-decorated vehicle.
At the beginning of August 31, Chittagong Range DIG Khandaker Golam Faruk at the Bangladesh Police Academy in Saradha, Rajshahi and Commissioner of the Gazipur Metropolitan Police (GMP). Anwar Hossain was transferred to the Chittagong Range DIG post. Anwar Hossain took over the Chittagong Range on September 6. Then, on September 6, he exchanged views with members of the Cox’s Bazar district police.
That day, DIG Anwar Hossain asked members of the Cox’s Bazar police to perform their duties professionally. He said that people’s trust must be earned by working with a cooperative attitude towards the common man and everyone in other professions. All must be respected. Must show extreme excellence and best skills on the job.
After exchanging views with members of the Teknaf Police Station on September 9, the DIG said discipline and security should be established in the area through proper implementation of the law. The police station will be a safe haven for all peace-loving people. The police station area must be crime-free with people of all classes and professions.
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