Inspector General of Bangladesh Police (IGP) Md. Ali Hossain Fakir has issued strict directives to field-level officers to crack down on drug syndicates, terrorists, and extortionists, declaring that political affiliations will offer no protection to lawbreakers.
Read nextState Minister Aminul Haq Stresses Biogas as Crucial Solution to Energy Crisis at Cumilla Youth Development EventSpeaking at the monthly crime review meeting for August 2026 held at Police Headquarters on Tuesday morning (September 29, 2026), the IGP reiterated the force's zero-tolerance policy against narcotics and called for active community policing to curb illicit trade. Presided over by Additional IGP (Crime & Operations) Md. Sayedur Rahman, the session focused on developing security protocols for the upcoming Durga Puja festival, countering social media misinformation, enforcing body-worn camera mandates, and dismantling juvenile gang networks alongside their influential backers. High-ranking officials reviewed nation-wide statistics covering robbery, homicide, abduction, warrant executions, and trial conviction rates, with range DIGs and metropolitan commissioners attending virtually.
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