Police prepared to thwart any possible militant attack: DMP Commissioner
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Police prepared to thwart any possible militant attack: DMP Commissioner

Police prepared to thwart any possible militant attack: DMP Commissioner


Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Md Shafiqul Islam on Thursday  said police are ready to thwart any possible  militant attack during the Durga Puja celebration.

The DMP Commissioner came up with the remark while talking to reporters after inspecting security measures taken for Durga Puja at Dhakeshwari temple in the capital on Thursday.

Durga Puja, the biggest religious festival of the Hindu community, will begin from  Saturday (October 1) with various rituals on the day of Maha Shashthi and will end on October 5 with immersion of idols.

Durga Puja will be held at 32,168 mandaps (pandals), including 241 in the capital city, across the country this year.

Police prepared to thwart any possible militant attack: DMP Commissioner

The top official of the DMP said that 50 youths have left their homes in the last one month and intelligence surveillance is being conducted to find them.

Police  are working keeping in mind any possible militant attack, he said.

The DMP Commissioner said that efforts are on to  bring each pujja mandaps under CCTV cameras.

Besides, the Puja Mandaps, where there are no CCTV cameras, will be kept under surveillance by police and Ansar members for 24 hours.

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