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Police to stand tough against Ctg criminals

Staff Correspondent, ctg
Senior officials of law enforcement agencies in port city yesterday decided to stand tough against the listed top criminals so that they can't come out of the prison easily on bail and pose threats to law and order.
The decision came in an emergency meeting at the Chittagong Metropolitan Police (CMP) Headquarters in Laldighi with Commissioner Md Moniruzzaman in the chair.
Rab-7 Chief Lt Col Jahidur Rahim, Senior Jail Super of Chittagong Central Jail Ataur Rahman and other top officials were present.
A four-member committee headed by a CMP deputy commissioner (city special branch) was formed at the meeting to prevent easy release of listed top terrorists on bail, know the latest update of their cases, gear up the trial of their cases and ensure punishment to them accordingly, sources said.
The emergency meeting was held in the backdrop of recent release from jail on bail a top-notch Islami Chhatra Shibir cadre Five Star Jasim, who was accused in 15 criminal cases, they said.
“Wq have iniliatqrjthe move to get detailed^ information about top terrprists, latest devel-
opment of their cases and act accordingly so that we can prevent their easy release on bail as well as ensure punishment to them," CMP Commissioner Moniruzzaman told this correspondent in the afternoon.
“Our prime objective and strategy is to keep all criminals especially the top terrorists inside the jail," he added.
Sources said as per the decision of the meeting, CMP administration would soon give a list of top terrorists to jail authorities, who also would inform the police prior to release of any terrorist on bail.
Based on that information, police will take step to re-arrest the terrorists from the jail gate, they added.
The committee was asked to submit a report to the CMP commissioner in every 15 days about the latest update of the terrorists and the cases against them.
Meanwhile, the CMP has issued an office circular stating that a sense of insecurity has been generated among the common people in the wake of the return of some top and infamous terrorists on bail to their localities.
Such release of the criminals without prior knowledge of police has also created a negative reacborramong them, it added.