UNB, Dhaka :
Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Md Asaduzzaman Mia on Saturday said the ‘way of action’ of the police is being redesigned following the recent gruesome terror attack on Holey Artisan Bakery in the city’s Gulshan area.
The DMP chief came up with the disclosure while talking to reporters at his office in the morning.
“This is new as such incident never happened in Bangladesh. As a result, we’ve started redesigning the ‘mode of action’ or ‘way of action’ of the police,” he said.
Those carried out the deadly attack on the restaurant were killed, and nobody will be spared if anyone tries to repeat such incident in the future, he added.
Asaduzzaman stressed forging a national unity to prevent militancy in the country, and sought help from the people of all walks of life, including teachers, religious scholars and journalists, to uproot militancy. “Steps have already been taken to create awareness in schools, colleges and universities to face terrorism and militancy,” he added.
Asked whether they will seek assistance from foreign countries to face the current situation, he said although this kind of incident is new in the country, Detective Branch (DB) and newly formed Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime Unit of DMP have a bunch of young, talented and efficient officers who received training abroad.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Md Asaduzzaman Mia on Saturday said the ‘way of action’ of the police is being redesigned following the recent gruesome terror attack on Holey Artisan Bakery in the city’s Gulshan area.
The DMP chief came up with the disclosure while talking to reporters at his office in the morning.
“This is new as such incident never happened in Bangladesh. As a result, we’ve started redesigning the ‘mode of action’ or ‘way of action’ of the police,” he said.
Those carried out the deadly attack on the restaurant were killed, and nobody will be spared if anyone tries to repeat such incident in the future, he added.
Asaduzzaman stressed forging a national unity to prevent militancy in the country, and sought help from the people of all walks of life, including teachers, religious scholars and journalists, to uproot militancy. “Steps have already been taken to create awareness in schools, colleges and universities to face terrorism and militancy,” he added.
Asked whether they will seek assistance from foreign countries to face the current situation, he said although this kind of incident is new in the country, Detective Branch (DB) and newly formed Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime Unit of DMP have a bunch of young, talented and efficient officers who received training abroad.
