Dhaka Range DIG Mostafizur Rahman has stated that those creating chaos in the name of labor protests within industrial zones and the garment sector are not ordinary workers, and they harbor different motives. Speaking to journalists on Monday afternoon after inspecting various factories in Savar, he warned that saboteurs aiming to fulfill ulterior motives will be dealt with firmly with an iron hand.
DIG Mostafizur Rahman further remarked that even after the formation of the wage board, those disrupting stability and creating chaotic environments definitely have hidden agendas and cannot be general workers. The police's clear message is that strict legal action is being taken against individuals creating such unrest. Police are gathering information on those involved and their instigators, and their malicious intentions will not be allowed to succeed under any circumstances. Comprehensive legal measures will be taken against anyone disrupting the garment sector, regardless of their political affiliation.
Read nextNationwide Temperatures Expected to Drop Slightly Over Next 48 Hours Across BangladeshDhaka District Superintendent of Police Shamima Parveen urged workers not to fall into the traps of vested quarters, asking them to return to work while assuring that police are responsible for security. Addressing factory owners, she encouraged them to keep establishments open to keep the country's economic wheel turning and counter conspiracies, promising full police security. She noted that Dhaka District Police, Industrial Police, APBn, and intelligence agencies are operating in the field, and strict action will be taken based on footage.
Meanwhile, inspecting the industrial zone, Dhaka-19 Member of Parliament Dr. Dewan Mohammad Salahuddin Babu stated that cohorts of the fallen government are attempting to destabilize the garment and industrial sector in Savar and Ashulia. He noted that outsiders and instigators are inciting protests, throwing brickbats, setting vehicles on fire, and vandalizing factories to create panic and pressure the government, allegedly linked to rumors regarding a December return of the ousted leadership. He stressed that legitimate demands do not justify vandalism or arson, and such anarchy will be politically and legally resisted.
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Reported by Savar (Dhaka) Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].
