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Views-Exchange Meeting Held in Pirojpur to Prevent Drugs, Terrorism, and Teen Gangs

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Hasan Mamun, Pirojpur, Correspondent

Hasan Mamun, Pirojpur, Correspondent • 31 Oct • 2 min read • 2 views · 2 impressions

 Views-Exchange Meeting Held in Pirojpur to Prevent Drugs, Terrorism, and Teen Gangs
Chief guest Police Superintendent Mohammad Talebur Rahman speaking at the views-exchange meeting in Pirojpur | Photo: The Daily Best News

A views-exchange meeting was held in Pirojpur to prevent criminal activities related to drugs, terrorism, and teen gangs in order to build a crime-free society. On Saturday (October 31) morning, the meeting took place at the Adarshapara School auditorium under the initiative of the "Adarshapara Volunteer Organization."

Pirojpur Superintendent of Police Mohammad Talebur Rahman attended the meeting as the chief guest. District BNP Member Secretary S. M. Saidul Islam Kismat was the principal speaker, while Pirojpur Sadar Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Iftekharul Islam Shamim spoke as a special guest.

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Presided over by organization president Md. Monjurul Islam and jointly conducted by District Krishak Dal President Md. Nasir Ahmed Bachchu and Asaduzzaman Mithu, the meeting was also addressed by senior journalist Moniruzzaman Nasim Ali, Pirojpur Pourashava BNP President Md. Sohidullah Sohid, SUJON district branch vice-president Afzal Hossain Lablu, retired sergeant Md. Habibur Rahman, and Community Policing general secretary Md. Mehedi Hasan.

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Speakers at the meeting said that a combined initiative by families, educational institutions, and society is essential to protect the young generation from drugs, terrorism, and teen gang-related crimes. Crime tendencies can be reduced through family education, practice of moral values, and increased social awareness. In this regard, along with guardians, teachers, public representatives, and social organizations must play a responsible role.

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In his speech as the chief guest, Superintendent of Police Mohammad Talebur Rahman stated that alongside law enforcement agencies, families, voluntary organizations, and ordinary citizens must play responsible roles in building a crime-free society. Family bonds, moral education, and social awareness are extremely vital to protect teenagers from straying and guide them onto the right path.

Local dignitaries, members of voluntary organizations, and people from various professions were present at the meeting.

— Daily Best News Desk • Fearless in the search for truth

Reported by Hasan Mamun, Pirojpur, Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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