IGP Nur Mohammad on Wednesday ordered his force to file cases against troublemakers, tender manipulators and extortionists under the Speedy Trial Act, reports UNB.
The police chief issued the strict instruction at a quarterly Crime Conference at Police headquarters amid repeated acts of violence over the tender manipulation and establishing supremacy at educational institutions.
Briefing reporters after the meeting, Nur Mohammad said departmental actions were taken against the police officers for their failures in tackling the situation in their respective areas.
He said the OC of Jessore was suspended while its circle ASP was called back to the police headquarters.
The IGP said nine leaders and activists, including president and secretary of Barisal Polytechnic Institute BCL unit were arrested Tuesday in connection with the clashes between the two rivals of BCL at the institute.
Earlier, 30 to 40 were arrested in Chittagong violence, he said adding troublemakers will be booked disregarding their political colours.
Asked about the progress in investigation into the murder of Sub-inspector Gautam, he said the investigation has been proceeding right way. He, however, said a top level investigation team has been formed to inquire into different statements given by arrested persons in connection with the Gautam killing.
The chiefs of the Special Branch, the Criminal Investigation Department, the DIGs, the metropolitan police commissioners and the SPs attended the meeting.
The meeting also reviewed the overall law and order situation throughout the country in the last three months.
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