The Home Minister, Salahuddin Ahmed, emphasized a zero-tolerance policy towards “mob culture” in Bangladesh, stating that such practices must cease immediately. He cautioned against blockades and road obstructions under the guise of demands, emphasizing that they would not be permitted.
Addressing reporters at the home ministry following a meeting with officials on his first day in office, Salahuddin stressed the preservation of democratic rights while warning against unlawful behaviors. He specifically highlighted the necessity to eradicate mob culture and reiterated the importance of upholding lawful democratic processes.
Emphasizing the need to enhance the credibility of law enforcement and public trust, the Home Minister called for a rebuilding of the police and other agencies’ reputation. He emphasized the importance of fostering a positive relationship between the police and the community, aiming to restore any tarnished image.
Salahuddin expressed his commitment to creating a ministry free of corruption, stressing the importance of accountability and transparency for all. He issued a stern warning that any involvement in criminal activities within any force would be swiftly dealt with.
The Home Minister reiterated the government’s commitment to ensuring that law enforcement agencies operate within legal boundaries, emphasizing the significance of discipline and maintaining public trust. He highlighted the priority of rebuilding public confidence in the police and other security agencies.
