Published: 12:06 AM, 28 October 2026
Chattogram Range DIG vows zero tolerance against crimes, teen gangs and drugs
Chattogram Range Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Police, Abdul Quddus Chowdhury, PPM, has declared that no leniency will be shown in maintaining law and order, eradicating narcotics, combating juvenile gangs and curbing criminal activities across all districts under the range.
He said these while presiding over the monthly crime review meeting held at the conference room of the Chattogram Range DIG Office on Monday (October 26).
Neither criminals nor their patrons will be spared, the DIG assured adding that ongoing special drives against crimes will continue.
Addressing senior police officers, DIG Abdul Quddus Chowdhury highlighted that ensuring the security of citizens and creating a crime-free society remain the core duties of the police service. He instructed officials to meticulously analyze crime statistics, identify operational vulnerabilities, and address them promptly.
Stressing the necessity of ensuring fair, proper, and expedited investigations into sensitive and pending cases, he stated that actual perpetrators must face justice while ensuring that no innocent individual is subjected to harassment. He further directed officers to intensify the execution of arrest warrants, recover illegal arms, and shut down drug trafficking routes through coordinated drives.
Additional DIG (Admin & Finance) Md. Nazimul Haq, Additional DIG (Operations) Sophizul Islam, Additional DIG (Crime Management) NazmulHasan, PPM, Police Super (Admin & Finance) Sanjay Sarkar (promoted to Additional DIG), Police Super (Crime Management) Md. Akramul Hossain, PPM, and other high-ranking officials of the range were present at the meeting.
Superintendents of Police (SPs) from all eleven districts under the range joined the meeting virtually.
