IGP urges police officers to uphold professionalism, meet public expectations
The IGP highlighted that the recent Anti-Discrimination Student Movement presents a new opportunity to build a better Bangladesh
Inspector General of Police (IGP) Md Moinul Islam has called on police officers to intensify their efforts in serving the people of the country.
He emphasised the importance of professionalism and meeting public service expectations during a special welfare meeting with Panchagarh District Police officers today (25 October).
The IGP highlighted that the recent Anti-Discrimination Student Movement presents a new opportunity to build a better Bangladesh. "We have a chance to create a new society and develop the Bangladesh Police," he said, stressing that officers must not engage in wrongdoing or allow others to do so.
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He reiterated that the police force operates as a team, emphasizing that collective efforts are essential for building an effective police service.
The IGP also directed officers to prioritize the welfare of their colleagues while maintaining strict discipline within the force.
At the beginning of his address, the IGP paid tribute to the martyrs of the anti-discrimination student movement and expressed his wishes for the recovery of the injured.
Following the meeting, the IGP inaugurated the newly constructed office building of the Panchagarh Sadar Circle.
Rangpur Range DIG Aminul Islam, Rangpur Metropolitan Police Commissioner Md Majid Ali, Panchagarh District Superintendent of Police Mohammad Mizanur Rahman Munshi, Thakurgaon District Superintendent of Police Sheikh Zahidul Islam, and other Panchagarh District Police officers and personnel were also present.
