Rajshahi District Law and Order Committee Focuses on Crime Control and Public Safety

Rajshahi:A monthly meeting of the District Law and Order Committee took place with the objective of assessing the law and order situation in Rajshahi and implementing effective measures to combat crime. The meeting convened today in the conference room of the Deputy Commissioner's office to address these critical issues.

According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the meeting engaged in detailed discussions on various aspects of law and order within the district. It emphasized the need for the administration to adopt stricter and more effective strategies to prevent mob culture, terrorist activities, drug-related offenses, violence against women and children, eve-teasing, rape, cybercrime, rumors, and online propaganda.

In addition to these discussions, the meeting addressed several public interest issues. Directives were issued to take legal actions against illegal fertilizer hoarding, conduct regular market monitoring and mobile courts to address the fuel crisis, and ensure full transparency in the preparation and distribution of Family and Farmer Card lists. The meeting also tackled issues such as preventing illegal infiltration and smuggling at the border, removing illegal structures from footpaths, and stopping the movement of unauthorized auto-rickshaws to alleviate traffic congestion in Rajshahi city.

The meeting was chaired by Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate Kazi Shahidul Islam. Attendees included Advocate Mohammad Shafiqul Haque Milan, Member of Parliament for Rajshahi-3 (Paba-Mohanpur) constituency, Rajshahi Superintendent of Police Mamun Or Rashid, Assistant Police Commissioner of Rajshahi Metropolitan Police Seema Khanam, Deputy Director of DGFI Rajshahi Branch Sharifullah Al Mahmud, Joint Director of NSI Rajshahi Metropolitan Shahin Ahmed, and Vice President of Rajshahi Metropolitan BNP Oliul Haque Rana. Additionally, Upazila Nirbahi Officers (UNOs) of all district upazilas and senior officials from various law enforcement agencies, including Police, RAB, BGB, Ansar, and Fire Service, participated in the meeting.