Chattogram Range Deputy Inspector General of Police Abdul Kuddus Chowdhury visited several police offices and facilities in Cox’s Bazar on October 31 to review their operations, administrative records, and service delivery.
During the visit, he inspected the office of the additional superintendent of police (Sadar Circle), Cox’s Bazar Sadar Model Police Station, the district traffic office and the Sadar court.
He also visited several facilities at the police lines, including the reserve office, armory, clothing store, D-store and ration store.
According to a press release, the DIG reviewed official documents, registers and management systems at the offices and facilities.
He also sought updates on law and order, crime prevention, case investigations, police services, traffic management, and police activities related to court proceedings.
At the police lines, he examined administrative operations, the storage and issuance of firearms and ammunition, the management of government supplies and the stock and distribution of ration items.
Abdul Kuddus Chowdhury instructed officers and members of the police force to maintain professionalism, discipline, accountability and transparency in discharging their duties.
He also stressed the proper use of government resources and the delivery of quality police services to the public.
Cox’s Bazar Superintendent of Police ANM Sajedur Rahman, PPM-Seba, and other senior police officials were present during the inspections.
Cox’s Bazar Life Report
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