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President asks police to be frank, cordial with people

Friday, 8 January 2010


President Zillur Rahman has asked the police personnel to behave frankly and cordially with people at all situations.
"You must remember that the ideal of police is to serve the people. Prove through your deeds that police is people's friends," the President said while addressing a function at Bangabhaban marking the 'Police Week-2010' Thursday, reports UNB.
Describing police force as a traditional institution of the country, the President said responsibility of police is to ensure security of people's life and property along side maintaining law and order.
"As a law-enforcing agency the role of police is indispensable in establishing rule of law in the country."
He said it is true that manpower of police force is much less in proportion to the country's population. Although law and order situation has improved recently, still there is scope for more improvement.
"Role of police and RAB (Rapid Action Battalion) has been very laudable in curbing militancy along side protecting law and order."
President Zillur Rahman also laid emphasis on the importance of people's cooperation in improving the country's law and order situation, saying that an environment should be created so that people could spontaneously come forward to assist the police.