Deputy Inspector General of Dhaka Range Mohammad Mostafizur Rahman has warned that no troublemakers who destroy the economy or disrupt public life will be spared, whether in Bhanga, Faridpur district, or several surrounding police station areas.
He made the remark on Thursday afternoon during a visit to inspect the ongoing law and order situation at Bhanga Police Station and several surrounding police stations in Faridpur.
The DIG said legal measures have been taken against those who brought out torch processions impacting the economy in Bhanga and those who set fire to a vehicle in Faridpur, killing an innocent person. Two separate cases have been filed in Faridpur and Bhanga, he added, noting that all troublemakers will be identified and brought to justice.
Mostafizur said legal measures have been taken against those who brought out torch processions in Bhanga affecting the economy and those who set fire to vehicles in Faridpur, killing an innocent person.
Two separate cases have been filed in Faridpur and Bhanga. Troublemakers will be identified and brought to justice, he added.
Directives on various law and order matters have been issued to officers-in-charge of Bhanga and several police stations across Faridpur district and neighbouring areas, instructing them to remain alert in the field at all times. Additional police personnel have been deployed in Bhanga, said Mostafizur.
Those who set fire to a bus in Faridpur killing a person, have been identified. They will be arrested swiftly and presented before the media. Acase has been filed in Faridpur over the incident, superintendent of police of Faridpur Shahriar Mohammad Miyaji said.
None of them will be spared who staged torch rallies in Bhanga and tried to harm public life and property. A case was registered on Wednesday night against 290 named individuals and many unnamed people. Several accused have already been arrested and the rest will be brought to justice swiftly, officer-in-charge of Bhanga Police Station Mohammad Mizanur Rahman said.
Miscreants set fire to a parked bus beside the Dhaka-Barishal highway near the municipal bus terminal at Goalchamot in Faridpur town at around 1:45am on Monday night. Kalachan Sheikh, a 55-year-old bus driver who was sleeping inside the bus, died in the blaze.
