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Rangpur Metropolitan Police Conducts June 2026 Crime Review Meeting

Rangpur Metropolitan Police (RpMP) reviewed June 2026 crime stats, drug operations, and traffic management at a meeting.

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The Rangpur Metropolitan Police (RpMP) held its Crime Review Meeting for June 2026 at the RpMP Commissioner's Office. Commissioner Mohammad Abdul Mabud chaired the meeting, which assessed the law and order situation, crime statistics, anti-drug operations, traffic management, and public safety. In June 2026, 338 accused individuals and 74 drug dealers were arrested, and various drugs were seized. The Commissioner emphasized strengthening intelligence, technology, and integrated operations to maintain law and order and eradicate crime. He also directed preventive measures, increased warrant executions, and strict implementation of the 'zero tolerance' drug policy. Regarding traffic management, he instructed special operations against unfit and reckless vehicles and emphasized professionalism and public awareness.

Crime and Drug Operations Review

The meeting reviewed the overall crime situation and anti-drug operations for June 2026. Significant arrests and drug seizures were reported, indicating ongoing efforts to combat criminal activities and drug trafficking.

Traffic Management and Public Safety

Commissioner Mabud highlighted the importance of traffic management and public safety. He instructed the traffic department to conduct regular operations against unfit vehicles, reduce traffic congestion, and ensure the safety of pedestrians.

Future Directives and Goals

The Commissioner directed all RpMP units to take preventive measures, increase warrant executions, and ensure speedy investigations. He emphasized building a safe and crime-free metropolis with public cooperation.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What were the key focus areas of the RpMP's June 2026 Crime Review Meeting?
The meeting focused on reviewing the law and order situation, crime statistics, anti-drug operations, traffic management, and public safety.
What directives did Commissioner Mohammad Abdul Mabud give during the meeting?
He directed preventive measures, increased warrant executions, strict implementation of the 'zero tolerance' drug policy, and emphasized traffic management and public safety.

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