On August 5, the situation after the mass uprising of the students has increased the capacity, morale and credibility of the police, said the Home Advisor Lt. General Md. Jahangir Alam Chowdhury (retd.) The Home Adviser said these things while meeting with Japan Ambassador Saida Shinichi to Bangladesh at the Secretariat on Wednesday.
In response to the question of the ambassador regarding the law and order situation and security of Bangladesh, he said, ‘At present, the law and order situation in Dhaka is improving. But it has given an opportunity to improve. We are trying to do this.’
When asked how the law and order situation will be during the upcoming elections in the National Assembly, the advisor said, ‘There is no chance of the law and order situation to worsen, but I hope it will improve day by day.’
The home advisor said on the issue of the ability and acceptance of the police, compared to the situation in the post on August 5, the capacity, morale and credibility of the police is very much, and he sought the help of modern traffic management and Japan.
He also requested the ambassador to assist the Naval Police and Coast Guard in patrol vessels and modern equipment and send more policemen to Japan for advanced training.
Jahangir Alam Chowdhury also said that Japan is one of the main partners and tested friends in the development of Bangladesh, which has been supporting the development of the agricultural sector of Bangladesh through the Japan International Cooperation Organization (JICA).
