Police working tirelessly to protect lives, properties of city dwellers: DB chief

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Published On: 05 Mar 2025, 16:39
On Tuesday, Rezaul Karim Mallick, the Chief of the Detective Branch (DB) of police, spoke with journalists at the Police Plaza in the Gulshan-1 area of the capital. Photo: DMP

DHAKA, March 5, 2025 (BSS) - Chief of the Detective Branch (DB) of police Rezaul Karim Mallick 
yesterday said they have been working tirelessly to ensure safety and security of the lives and 
properties of the city dwellers.

"As per instruction of the government, we have been working round the clock to ensure safety and 
security of the lives and properties of the city inhabitants," he said.

He was speaking to journalists at the Police Plaza, Gulshan-1 here after visiting shopping malls and 
markets under Gulshan division of police.

Mallick, also additional commissioner of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) said he visited the 
shopping malls and markets in Gulshan and talked to leaders of shop owners associations, shop 
owners and buyers about their safety and security.

"They all have expressed satisfaction over the arrangements taken to ensure overall security," he said.

He has sought cooperation from all to maintain desired security measures so that people can do their 
shopping peacefully ahead of the Eid-ul-Fitr.

The DB chief called upon the shop owners to dial the national emergency number - 999 and numbers 
of deputy commissioner and officers-in-charges (OCs) of the police stations and DB in case of facing 
any trouble from extortionists and terrorists.

"We have to help each other to make the city secured and enjoy the coming Eid with joy," he said.

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