City Desk :
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) for Rangpur Range Devdas Bhattacharya said police and media persons should work together on mutual trust and cooperation to build a better and clean society.
“Police should go closer to the people. Works of journalists and police are similar in nature. Journalists disclose crimes exposing masks of the criminals assisting police to take legal actions to counter crimes and maintain law and order,” he said.
Devdas made these observations while addressing
views-sharing meeting organised recently by Kurigram district police
with local journalists at Police Lines auditorium in Kurigram
district town as the chief guest.
With Kurigram Police Super Mehedul Karim in the chair, President of Kurigram Press Club Advocate Ahsan Habib Nilu, senior journalists Shafi Khan, Chhanalal Bakshi and Shyamol Bhowmick addressed the occasion, among others.
The DIG highlighted the historical brotherhood and friendly relations prevailing among police and journalists and put significance on taking the society, state and nation
ahead utilising the same bonding and relations.
He said police has been maintaining the zero tolerance policy against drug, terrorism and militancy and the policy would continue in future to free the society from terrorism,
militancy and drugs.
The DIG said there are still some reactionary cycles who want to create unstable atmosphere and confusion in the society by provoking people to hinder security of life and properties of the people and obstruct law and order.
He called upon the journalists to remain aware of filing reports those might create fear in the public mind and sought their cooperation in maintaining peaceful law and
order situation.
Deputy Inspector General (DIG) for Rangpur Range Devdas Bhattacharya said police and media persons should work together on mutual trust and cooperation to build a better and clean society.
“Police should go closer to the people. Works of journalists and police are similar in nature. Journalists disclose crimes exposing masks of the criminals assisting police to take legal actions to counter crimes and maintain law and order,” he said.
Devdas made these observations while addressing
views-sharing meeting organised recently by Kurigram district police
with local journalists at Police Lines auditorium in Kurigram
district town as the chief guest.
With Kurigram Police Super Mehedul Karim in the chair, President of Kurigram Press Club Advocate Ahsan Habib Nilu, senior journalists Shafi Khan, Chhanalal Bakshi and Shyamol Bhowmick addressed the occasion, among others.
The DIG highlighted the historical brotherhood and friendly relations prevailing among police and journalists and put significance on taking the society, state and nation
ahead utilising the same bonding and relations.
He said police has been maintaining the zero tolerance policy against drug, terrorism and militancy and the policy would continue in future to free the society from terrorism,
militancy and drugs.
The DIG said there are still some reactionary cycles who want to create unstable atmosphere and confusion in the society by provoking people to hinder security of life and properties of the people and obstruct law and order.
He called upon the journalists to remain aware of filing reports those might create fear in the public mind and sought their cooperation in maintaining peaceful law and
order situation.
