PM asks police to earn people’s confidence, trust

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday asked police to achieve people’s confidence through humanitarian works as she inaugurated the “Service Desk” at each police station and police housing scheme for homeless people.

“Bangladesh police will be people’s servant and will acquire their trust and confidence. People will have to be rendered services in such a way that they always have confidence in getting justice whenever they go to police,” she said.

The premier said this while virtually opening the two humanitarian initiatives of police from her official Ganabhaban residence in Dhaka marking the birth centenary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, BSS reports.

The programme was held at Dhaka Metropolitan Police Lines, Rajarbagh, Dhaka, while all the police stations, police ranges and police lines were connected to it.

Inaugurating the “Service Desk” at all 659 police stations across the country for women, children, elderly and disabled people and handing over 400 houses built by police for homeless, she thanked the law enforcement agency for the humanitarian initiatives.

“Today is a special day as the “Service Desk” at each police station was opened across the country for women, children, elderly and differently-able people and houses built by the police were provided to homeless families,” she said.

The premier asked the police personnel to work with honesty, urging them to always stand beside the people and work for their welfare and reach the services at their doorsteps as her government is working to do it.

“You have stood beside the people and always stay beside them and work for their welfare,” she said.