Chittagong: Superintendent of Police for Chittagong district Mohammad Nazir Ahmed Khan has instructed the Officers-in-Charge (OCs) of all police stations in the district to conduct round-the-clock supervision, inspection, and surveillance of petrol pumps in their respective areas. The Police Superintendent sent this message to the OCs today.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the Police Superintendent addressed the OCs, emphasizing the need to closely monitor fuel stock, sales, and supply situations at the pumps. The directive specifies that if any irregularities, discrepancies, or attempts to conceal information are identified, immediate legal action must be taken, and higher authorities must be informed.
The Police Superintendent reiterated that any form of irregularities or information concealment will not be tolerated. He declared that there will be no opportunity for illegal fuel hoarding, creating artificial crises, selling at excessive prices, or wastage. He further stated that strict legal action will be taken against those involved in illegal fuel hoarding, black marketing, or irregularities, with no leniency.
Additionally, instructions were given to promptly verify any complaints related to fuel and take necessary action. Police sources mentioned that such surveillance and drives will be further intensified to ensure the smooth supply of fuel in the public interest.