Bangladesh Police has transferred seven assistant superintendent of police (ASP) rank officers to new postings. The directive was issued in an office order from Police Headquarters on Wednesday (November 11). An additional deputy inspector general (additional DIG) of Police Headquarters signed the order.
The transferred officers have been instructed to hand over their current responsibilities by November 21. If they fail to hand over charge within the stipulated time, they will be considered immediately released or stand-released from November 22.
Where the Officers Were Transferred
According to the Police Headquarters order, Md. Ikramul Ahad, an assistant superintendent currently working in the Training Reserve (TR) branch of Dhaka Police Headquarters, has been transferred to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID).
Imdadul Haque, assistant superintendent of Jashore’s Monirampur Circle, has been posted to the Police Staff College. Meanwhile, Raju Ahmed, an assistant superintendent working at Police Headquarters, has been sent to the Special Branch (SB).
Md. Ali Arshad, assistant police commissioner of the Special Response Battalion (SRB), has been transferred to the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP). The office order noted that his previous transfer order to the Police Staff College in Dhaka has been cancelled.
Postings in Highway Police and Rajshahi
Highway Police Assistant Superintendent Md. Ali Arshad has been transferred to the Tangail Police Training Centre (PTC). Md. Bodiul Amin Chowdhury, an assistant superintendent of the same unit, has been posted to the Armed Police Battalion (APBn).
Additionally, Md. Khaled Hossain, assistant police commissioner of Rajshahi’s Charghat Circle, has been transferred to the Rajshahi Metropolitan Police (RMP).
Deadline for Handing Over Duties is November 21
The office order directed the transferred officers to hand over their current duties by November 21. Failure to do so will result in them being considered immediately released starting the next day, November 22.
This Police Headquarters order determines the new workstations for the seven officers. However, the office order did not mention any reasons for the transfers.
Seven ASP-rank officers of Bangladesh Police have been transferred. Police Headquarters has directed them to hand over their current duties by November 21 before joining their new workplaces.
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