Patuakhali Bauphal in the incidents of theft and robbery are increasing targeting the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha. These events are being organized using different methods during the day and night. Many families are afraid of losing everything. Villagers and victims are worried and panicked as there is no visible role on the part of the law enforcement agencies.
Already, some isolated video images and pictures of these theft-robbery incidents have spread through social media. On the other hand, if any written complaint is given to the police station by the police according to the prevailing rules, action is taken slowly. Police are not able to identify the criminals quickly despite the complaint. Police hesitates to take action even though the victims suspect the thieves and give their names.
It may be noted that three cows were stolen from the house of West Virpasha Yusuf Khan in Konkadia a few days ago late at night, an easy bike worth two lakh rupees kept in front of Liton Howladar’s residence in Suryamani Ramnagar village was stolen, an easy bike of Ripon Mridha of Dariabad village of Kachipara UP was stolen on June 21. .
Goods were stolen by cutting the window grilles of South Nazirpur Nurul Islam (Army) house of Nazirpur Union, 1 cow of Sultanabad Jahangir Hawladar and 2 cows of Monir Murdha were stolen. In this way, keeping Eid in front, theft is constantly taking place in various rural areas.
Sudheejans think that in every locality, people from around the area are involved in thefts, who easily identify themselves as saints in their own society.
Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Bauphal police station, ATM Arichul Haque, said that during Eid, some unscrupulous gangs use different methods to steal and rob. However, police (petrol) duty has been arranged day and night for the safety of public life and property in view of Eid al-Adha. Besides police, Chowkidar-Dafather teams have been formed to control the law and order situation in rural areas so that the people coming from different areas including Dhaka can safely return home with their families.
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