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RANGPUR, June 10, 2026 (BSS) – Police Commissioner of Rangpur Metropolitan Police (RpMP) Mohammad Abdul Mabud has said that humanity should be the main strength of policing.
 
“As a police member, one must ensure service to the people through practicing humanity and compassion. Patience, tolerance and ethics should be shown in dealing with the people,” he said. 
 
The RpMP Chief said these while presiding over the monthly crime review meeting for May 2026 at the conference room of his office today. 
 
All Additional Police Commissioners of RpMP, Deputy Police Commissioners, Assistant Police Commissioners, Officers-in-Charge of each police station and officers of various units attended the event.
 
The police members present in the meeting expressed their opinions and problems regarding their professional duties, work environment and various administrative and welfare issues. 
 
The Police Commissioner listened to those statements patiently and directed the concerned officers to take necessary measures to resolve the issues. 
 
He directed the Detective Branch (DB), police stations, outposts and all units of the RpMP to perform their duties more effectively and in a coordinated manner to control drugs, terrorism, theft, robbery and other crimes. 
 
“The ongoing campaign against drugs must be further strengthened and no concessions can be made against drug dealers and criminals,” he said. 
 
He directed officers and members at all levels to behave humanely, cordially and professionally with the public to further strengthen the public's trust and confidence in the police. 
 
In cases related to violence against women and children with utmost seriousness, he instructed to investigate and resolve in coordination with the Public Prosecutor, Additional Public Prosecutor, the concerned magistrates and judges. 
 
Especially in the rape cases, there is no scope for any compromise or agreement and these cases should be reviewed with utmost importance. 
 
He directed the concerned officials including the officers-in-charge of the police stations to be on the highest alert and increase intelligence surveillance so that no activities of banned organizations can be conducted in the concerned areas.  
 
The Police Commissioner urged all units to work in a coordinated manner by upholding honesty, integrity, professionalism and human values to control crime, ensure public safety and provide better services to fulfill the public expectations.