In light of the ongoing crisis in neighboring Bangladesh, West Bengal’s Director General of Police (DGP), Rajeev Kumar, has issued a stern warning against any attempts to exploit the situation for unlawful gains. Addressing the police force and the general public, Kumar emphasized the need for vigilance and underscored the state’s commitment to maintaining law and order during this sensitive period.
The DGP’s remarks come amid concerns that political unrest or humanitarian issues in Bangladesh could potentially lead to disruptions and exploitation, particularly in border areas. West Bengal, sharing a long border with Bangladesh, has been on high alert to prevent any attempts by individuals or groups to take advantage of the situation for illegal activities, such as smuggling or infiltration.
Kumar reassured the public that the police force is fully prepared to address any challenges that may arise. He called for heightened security measures, especially in sensitive areas, and urged citizens to remain calm and report any suspicious activity. The West Bengal Police are also working closely with other law enforcement agencies, both at the state and national levels, to ensure the state’s safety.
The DGP’s statements reflect the police’s proactive approach in safeguarding the public and preventing any exploitation of the situation. The message to the community is clear: the authorities are determined to ensure peace and security and will not tolerate any efforts to disturb the harmony of the state during this critical time.
