The government has deployed 125 army personnel in Faridpur to maintain law and order during the Awami League's anniversary. The army contingent, led by Lieutenant Colonel Imran Hossain, entered Faridpur city on Monday afternoon and assumed their duties. They will assist local administration and law enforcement agencies in ensuring public safety and preventing any untoward incidents.
Deployment Details
The deployment is part of a broader government decision to station army units in six districts to maintain law and order during the Awami League's anniversary celebrations. The 125 army personnel from the 15 RE Battalion will be in Faridpur for a week under the 'In Aid to Civil Power' directive. During this period, they will provide necessary support to the civil administration, police, and other agencies in maintaining law and order.
Government's Assurance
Additional District Magistrate Sushmita Saha assured that the district administration is on high alert to ensure public safety and prevent any undesirable situations. She emphasized that the army deployment is in accordance with government instructions and aims to support civil authorities in maintaining order.
Background Context
The Awami League's anniversary is a significant event, and the government has taken measures to ensure that celebrations remain peaceful. The deployment of army personnel is a precautionary step to support local law enforcement and administration in managing any potential law and order issues.
