The Ministry of House Affairs has given permission to arrest a minimum of seven more police officials who had been accused in several criminal cases centering the brutality and atomize of faculty students and of us all the draw by draw of basically the most recent mass insurrection.
The permission used to be given in a letter signed by the home ministry’s Senior Assistant Secretary Habibul Hasan.
The accused policemen are – faded Dhaka district superintendent of police and faded general secretary of Bangladesh Police Carrier Association Md Asaduzzaman, Dhaka district’s Savar circle additional SP Sahidur Rahman, Dhaka Metropolitan Police’s Wari Division faded deputy commissioner Iqbal Hossain, Wari Division faded additional deputy commissioner Sheikh Muhammad Shamim (SM Shamim), Dhaka Metropolitan Police’s Traffic Wari division’s faded assistant commissioner Tanzil Ahmed, DMP’s Uttara Division’s faded additional deputy commissioner Md Towhidul Islam, Chattogram’s Hathazari police stations’ faded officer to blame and now assistant superintendent of police of APBn Uttara Rafiqul Islam.
The letter has already been despatched to the inspector general of police, and police are really procuring for his or her whereabouts.
Earlier, three police officials, including Dhaka district additional SP Abdulahil Kafi, had been arrested.
In accordance to sources for the length of the police, these policemen went into hiding after the tumble of Sheikh Hasina and didn’t be half of work. Sources said all these officers popular excessive force to quell the protests and went beyond their respectable duties.
In accordance to the ministry sources, the permission for arrest has been given after a resolution that there would be no arrest without correct investigations.
Earlier on 12 September, the Police Headquarters had issued a directive asking OCs throughout the nation to now not arrest any authorities employee, accused in cases filed in diverse courts and police stations over basically the most recent mass insurrection, without correct proof and data.