Rangpur:Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Rangpur Range, Mohammad Abdul Mabud, has underscored the necessity of maintaining professionalism among police personnel. He highlighted the importance of executing duties actively and with competence during case investigations.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the DIG made these remarks while presiding over the monthly crime review meeting for September 2026 at the Rangpur Range DIG's office conference room. The meeting evaluated the crime situation in the eight districts under Rangpur Range and assessed police activities such as case registration and disposal, drug recovery, execution of arrest warrants, road accidents, traffic law enforcement, and the recovery of lost mobile phones.
The DIG instructed police personnel to align their duties with public expectations and play an effective role in the field. In September 2026, a total of 1,744 cases were registered, and 1,770 cases were resolved within Rangpur Range. Recorded incidents included 21 murders, five robberies, three kidnappings, 172 cases of violence against women, 23 cases of child abuse, 71 rape cases, and 88 theft incidents. Additionally, 562 narcotics recovery cases and 44 road accident cases were registered.
Traffic law violations led to 3,559 prosecutions, resulting in fines totaling Taka 1,12,54,875. A total of 357 mobile phones were recovered from 1,804 General Diaries (GDs) or cases filed regarding lost phones.
For investigations, the DIG directed Investigating Officers to use their utmost professional competence to ensure fair, impartial, and high-quality investigations. He emphasized completing necessary investigations based on the cases' nature and available evidence to bring offenders to justice.
To enhance police professional skills, the DIG announced training courses related to local government elections to be launched at In-Service Training Centers across all Rangpur Range units. Nilphamari District Police was recognized as the best performing district in the Rangpur Range for September, with Superintendent of Police Md Farhad Hossain Khan receiving the crest and certificate of appreciation on behalf of the district.