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Govt approves 4 police stations, 6 investigation centers in Purbachal: IGP
The government has taken a policy decision to establish four police stations, six investigation centers and two police lines in Purbachal New Town Project area, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Ali Hossain Fakir said on Wednesday.
The IGP made the remarks while inaugurating the newly constructed Borkau Police Camp at RAJUK Central Mechanical Stack Yard of Purbachal New Town Project.
He said the decision was taken to strengthen law and order in the Purbachal New Town Project area under the Capital Development Authority (RAJUK).
Activities are also underway to establish three deputy commissioner (DC) offices, while the process of setting up 41 police boxes in different sectors of the project is in progress, he added.
The inauguration of Borkau Police Camp marks the formal beginning of police operations in Purbachal New Town Project area.
He said the camp would play an important role in developing Purbachal as a planned, safe and modern township.
Highlighting future plans, Ali Hossain said the Home Ministry has granted administrative approval for establishing police stations and investigation centers in the Purbachal residential project area, considering the importance of security and law enforcement there.
He said RAJUK subsequently decided to allocate 29.21 acres of land to Bangladesh Police in phases. Of the total, registration of deeds for 18.63 acres has already been completed, while the remaining land is currently under the registration process.
The IGP said there are plans to bring the Purbachal New Town Project under the jurisdiction of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) and create a separate division similar to other DMP divisions. Law-and-order activities in the area would then be supervised by an Additional Police Commissioner.
He also said a proposal for creating approximately 6,524 police personnel positions for Purbachal New Town Project has been kept under consideration.
He further said the establishment of the police camp would accelerate development activities in the project area and help build public confidence through a stronger police presence.
He expressed hope that the Pushi Police Camp would be inaugurated within the next two months and said additional police stations and investigation centers would be established gradually, reports UNB.
Chaired by DMP Commissioner Mosleh Uddin Ahmed, the programne was attended among others by senior police officials, local dignitaries and journalists from print and electronic media.