Md. Nazrul Rajbari Correspondent: Md. Kamrul Islam, the newly appointed Superintendent of Police in Rajbari, announced that all police stations, outposts, and circle offices in the district will function as service centers for the community. He emphasized that they will be available to assist the public around the clock and that any form of misconduct will not be accepted. This statement was made during a meeting with local journalists held in the conference room of the Rajbari Police Superintendent’s office on Sunday afternoon, May 18. Among those present were Rajbari Press Club General Secretary Shahidul Islam Hiron, former Vice President Md. Mosharraf Hossain, Vice President M. Moniruzzaman, Joint General Secretary Md. Jahangir Hossain, General Secretary of Rajbari District Reporters Club Sohel Rana, Joint General Secretary Kazi Anwarul Islam Tutul, President of Mofussal Journalists Forum Kabir Hossain, and President of District Reporters Unity Helal Mahmud. Also in attendance were Rajbari Additional Superintendent of Police (Crime and Ops) Md. Sharif Al Rajib and Assistant Superintendent of Police (Sadar Circle) Md. Abu Russell.
Md. Kamrul Islam emphasized the need to transform the police station into a ‘first responder’ hub. This initiative aims to provide legal support by directly engaging with victims and those in distress. The police station is envisioned as a trusted and compassionate space for the community. Measures will be implemented to protect the anonymity of informants concerning weapons and drug-related issues. Any form of bribery, extortion, corruption, or unjust demands will be strictly prohibited, and police personnel who violate the law will face consequences. Ongoing operations will target the activities of prohibited organizations, and specialized teams will be established as needed to address each complaint, general diary, and case.
Special importance is being given to investigating cases related to mass uprising. Establishing cooperative relations between the police and the local people. The police will take appropriate measures in coordination with local dignitaries and individuals to prevent various social crimes. Conducting regular police operations against juvenile gangs, drug dealers and gunmen. Supporting mobile courts in taking immediate legal measures to prevent and control various crimes. Maintaining the overall law and order situation normal by coordinating with the Naval Police and Highway Police. The police will take necessary legal measures to prevent all types of extortion centered on cattle markets. Taking police measures to stop extortion on bus terminals, roads and highways on the occasion of Eid. Ensuring that traffic management on the relevant roads and highways is not disrupted during unloading and selling of cows from trucks at the markets. Advise the market owner/lessee to ensure proper parking arrangements for comfortable transportation around the cattle market. Ensure that there are no sacrificial animal markets everywhere and that traffic management is proper. Animal-carrying vehicles must be loaded and unloaded inside the municipality-approved market. Necessary coordination will be made with the municipality, market lessee, transport owners, and labor leaders to control smooth traffic around the cattle market. Advise bus/truck owners and labor organizations to refrain from carrying excess passengers and goods. Motorcycle drivers and riders must wear helmets while traveling long distances outside Dhaka. Effective steps will be taken to prevent overseeding on empty roads before and after Eid. Coordinate with the Highway Police in this regard. Campaigns against unfit/route permit-free vehicles are ongoing and will continue. Advise the mosque/Eidgah committee to avoid any unpleasant situation during the Eid congregation.
He sought the overall cooperation of people from all walks of life to maintain a normal law and order situation in the district.
