UNB, Dhaka :
Commissioner of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Asaduzzaman Mia on Wednesday directed the police to tackle the ongoing student protest in the city peacefully instead of applying any force.
The DMP commissioner gave the directive to the officers-in charge (OCs) of all the police stations in the capital through a wireless message, a police official told UNB.
Wishing anonymity, an OC told UNB that they have been asked to bring the situation under control by convincing the students about sufferings people going through because of
their frequent road blockades.
“We’ve been given directives to exercise restrain while the students on the streets,”the OC added.
He said, they have also been directed to remain alert about their personal security during the patrol, and not to move to any area in empty vehicles.
Students from different schools and colleges took to the streets for the fourth consecutive day on Wednesday demanding punishment of the driver responsible for Sunday’s accident that killed two college students in the city and resignation of the Shipping Minister for his comments on the accident.
Commissioner of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Asaduzzaman Mia on Wednesday directed the police to tackle the ongoing student protest in the city peacefully instead of applying any force.
The DMP commissioner gave the directive to the officers-in charge (OCs) of all the police stations in the capital through a wireless message, a police official told UNB.
Wishing anonymity, an OC told UNB that they have been asked to bring the situation under control by convincing the students about sufferings people going through because of
their frequent road blockades.
“We’ve been given directives to exercise restrain while the students on the streets,”the OC added.
He said, they have also been directed to remain alert about their personal security during the patrol, and not to move to any area in empty vehicles.
Students from different schools and colleges took to the streets for the fourth consecutive day on Wednesday demanding punishment of the driver responsible for Sunday’s accident that killed two college students in the city and resignation of the Shipping Minister for his comments on the accident.
