Rangpur:Rangpur Range Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Mohammad Abdul Mabud has highlighted the importance of professionalism and accountability in police investigations to ensure justice. He underscored the need for thorough investigations tailored to each case's nature and evidence to bring perpetrators to justice.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the DIG's remarks were made during the monthly crime review meeting for October 2026, held at the Rangpur Range DIG's office conference room. The meeting assessed the overall crime situation in the Rangpur Range, including case registration and disposal, drug recovery, execution of arrest warrants, road accidents, traffic law enforcement, and recovery of lost mobile phones.
During the meeting, it was revealed that in October 2026, the eight districts under the Rangpur Range registered 1,677 cases, with 1,652 cases resolved. Traffic law violations resulted in 2,897 prosecutions, leading to fines totaling Taka 9,162,975. Additionally, 343 mobile phones were recovered in connection with 1,751 General Diaries or cases of lost phones.
The meeting also reported 47 road accident cases, with 31 registered by District Police and 16 by Highway Police, resulting in 55 fatalities. At the start of October, there were 34,406 pending General Register and Cognizance Register arrest warrants in the Rangpur Range.
The DIG instructed District Superintendents of Police to ensure that Investigating Officers conduct fair, impartial, and high-quality investigations into every case. Following the crime review, Gaibandha District Police was named the best district in the Rangpur Range based on overall performance.