Christmas in the attacks, no threats, there is no control of the situation : IGP

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Bangladesh Police Inspector General (IGP) Chowdhury Abdullah Al-Mamun said that there is no threat of attack on the occasion of the day, the law and order situation is under control.

He said this in a briefing on Saturday (December 24) at Sandhya Kakrail Church on the occasion of the day (Christmas Day).

The IGP said the day of the day of the festival of the Christians, the nationals, have been dressed in uniform and white clothes on the occasion of the festival.

I have taken care of every venue and area with the locals in the country and the locals and brothers and sisters of the Christians, I would like to say that you will enjoy your religious events in a festive atmosphere.

He said that the Prime Minister said that religion is the festival of everyone. We know that we live together in non-communal Bangladesh in this country. As the religious events of Muslims and Hindus are held in a festive atmosphere, the ceremonies of the Christian brothers and sisters are celebrated in the same way. We will stand by the side of any cooperation in their festivals.

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