Jumbangla Desk: Rangpur Metropolitan Police (RMP) entered its sixth year today. However, there was no big event around the day. This year's Metropolitan Police anniversary will be celebrated in an informal atmosphere. The newly joined policemen are busy trying to solve the image crisis as the police are accused of shooting dead Abu Saeed. Meanwhile, all the top officials of the Metropolitan Police have been transferred elsewhere. Details from the report by Kal Kantar-

Today Saturday (October 26) on the occasion of Rangpur Metropolitan Police's founding anniversary, Police Commissioner Md. Majid Ali.

Inspector General of Police (IGP) today on the occasion of the anniversary. He said that Moinul Islam and other senior officials will meet the families of the deceased Abu Saeed and the martyrs of July-August.

A police source said that none of the top officials who were present at the time of Abu Sayeed's murder are now in Rangpur.

Commissioner of Police, Additional Commissioner of Police, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police no one in Metropolitan Police Commissioner office. Six police stations in the city have been given new Officer-in-Charge (OC). Even the OC investigation chair has brought in new faces. Inspector, SI, ASI and constable level members have also been transferred. This activity is still ongoing.

Student advisor of Rangpur Begum Rokeya University. Ilyas Pramanik said, 'On the day of the agitation in the university, there was no situation to shoot Abu Saeed as a target. When this scene was publicized in the media and social media, the police faced a major image crisis. It is true. Police must come out of such negative activities.

They have to restore their image through positive actions. Police even prepared a false FIR of Abu Saeed's murder. There the students were blamed. Police lose the trust of common people in such activities. I think the police should show utmost professionalism.'

Asif Al Mateen, professor of English Department of Begum Rokeya University, said, 'The complaints raised against the police are not what the police should do. If they had behaved professionally this would never have happened. Not only students and teachers, but all levels of people should be treated professionally. It should be done all the time. Then their image will be saved.'

President Fakhrul Anam Benju, president of Sujan Rangpur Metropolitan Committee, said, 'Police was born during the great liberation war. At that time they resisted the Pakistani forces by committing suicide. The tradition of the police force using party influence and interests has damaged the image of the agency. In order to protect this image of the police, the policy needs to be reformed first. Purity is needed to increase morale. People friendly and democratic police system is needed. Only then can the police come out of the image organization and become a people-oriented organization.'

Rangpur Police Commissioner. Majid Ali said, "In the case of Abu Saeed, the image has definitely been damaged a little." We are sitting with the families of those who were martyred in July-August so that we can protect it and improve it. IGP Sir will sit with them and talk to them.'

He also said, ' We are working against the discrimination for which they were martyred . The police are working. Apart from that, I am trying to transform the police into a professional police again by correcting the mistakes that were there. IGP Sir is working with this objective. and commanded us.'

The journey of Rangpur Metropolitan Police started in 2018. As such, today is the sixth anniversary. On the occasion of the day, Inspector General of Police will inaugurate the program at noon. Moinul Islam.

Student leaders are trying to resolve the removal of the president politically