There is no additional pressure regarding political programs: DMP Commissioner

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Dhaka Metropolitan (DMP) Police Commissioner Moha: Shafiqul Islam said that there is no pressure of conflict in the upcoming political program centered on the upcoming national elections.

He said this in response to a question from journalists after the award ceremony of the IGP Cup Kabaddi Championship-2022 final game held by POM of Mirpur Police Lines in the capital on Sunday (September 4) afternoon.

The DMP Commissioner said, "There is no pressure, if you have such pressure, you could see the samples. We come to work with respect to each other."
We are citizens of the same country, this country is ours; we are not enemies of anyone, we seek the cooperation of all to keep this city peaceful in our cooperation.

He also said that the police have the right to ensure that they can carry out peacefully any political program, if those who give political programs are inside our Deota Restriction, there is no danger of conflict.

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