The Special Branch (SB) of Police has expressed remorse over the incidents at Hazrat Shahjalal Global Airport, the establish New Age Editor Nurul Kabir reported being careworn by police officers.
In response, the SB launched an investigation into the subject and withdrew the officer accused of misconduct, in step with the Chief Adviser’s Press Flit.
In accordance with the SB, the incident stemmed from a “blocked checklist” created for the length of the previous administration led by Sheikh Hasina.
The checklist, reportedly containing hundreds of names, turned into as soon as frail to plan politically connected folk, dissidents, journalists, and rights activists by obstructing their out of the nation run back and forth.
“After the Intervening time Authorities took over, the Special Branch started laying aside the politically connected folk, dissidents, journalists, and rights activists from the blocked checklist,” the SB commentary stated.
The commentary also stated the strategy of updating the checklist is basically manual, which has resulted in some names of dissidents and journalists remaining on it.
“We dangle now expedited our efforts to clear up the checklist,” reads the commentary.
“As soon as extra, we are sorry for the unhappy incident. Bangladesh police are guests of the folk and want to support the nation in an exemplary manner,” the commentary added.
Earlier, the editor of New Age alleged he faced harassment at the city airport twice this week whereas flying to and from Colombo to relieve a press conference.
In a post on his verified Facebook, Kabir wrote, “The nation’s immigration authorities were harassing me at the Dhaka airport at any time after I am going in a foreign country for extra than two a long time.”
On 23 November CA’s Press Flit stated, “We sincerely remorse the incident.” The Chief Adviser, Professor Yunus, also ordered an investigation into the incident.
