Razia Sultana, a human rights activist
Razia Sultana, a human rights activist at the Law and Justice Foundation, expressed her gratitude to the Bangladesh Police. He expressed his gratitude through a letter of gratitude and greetings for getting the safety and proper service of life in a fast time.
In his letter of thanks, he mentioned that on February 5, at around 8 am in Siddhirganj, Narayanganj, on the instructions of Dr. Nurul Alam, some terrorists led by the caretaker of his house, Md. Saiful Islam, went to break my tire market. . Then I called 999 and my brother Ferdous Islam.
Immediately my brother informed the SP of Narayanganj about the matter through 999. Shortly after calling 999, the police came and brought the situation under control.
When the terrorist forces came to attack and vandalize my shop again on February 8, we called 999 again. Before the police arrived, they vandalized our shop and looted our goods and killed my brother Ferdous Islam and injured Saiful Gangra.
Later we lodged 5 complaints with the police station. But after they vandalized my shop twice, they vandalized my shop again around 2 pm on April 3 and we called 999 again.
Shortly after the call, Sub-Inspector (SI) of Siddhirganj Police Station Abul Bashar Azad came to the spot. At one stage, the then OC (Investigation) of Siddhirganj Police Station Mohammad Sharif Ahmed visited the spot and assured that he would take legal action against the accused.
I quickly called 999 in the wake of this incident and thanked 999 for the safety and proper service of my life and the Bangladesh Police.
Accepting the crest as gratitude, Additional DIG of Police Dr Mohammad Tabarak Ullah said the police are servants and friends of the people. We have to work even if you appreciate it, and we have to work even if we don't. Our job is to overcome all obstacles and remain engaged for the country, the land and the people.
