Transfer-withdrawal of 64 police officers in two notifications
Staff Correspondent, More News
Published: 06:45 11 November 2024
On Monday (November 11), 64 officials of the rank of DIG, Additional DIG and Superintendent of Police of Bangladesh Police have been transferred and withdrawn in two separate notifications from the Police-1 Branch of the Public Security Department of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Deputy Secretary Abu Saeed signed the notification by order of the President.
In a notification, one DIG, 8 additional DIGs and 39 officers of the rank of Superintendent of Police have been transferred to various units.
In another notification, one DIG, 5 additional DIGs and 10 officers of the rank of Superintendent of Police were withdrawn from their current posts and attached to different units.
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