Law, order better in Ctg city: IGP

24 December 2010, 18:00 PM

A Correspondent, Ctg

Inspector General of Police (IGP) Hassan Mahmood Khandker here yesterday said the law and order situation in Chittagong city is better than that in any other districts of the country. He said the law enforcers through ceaseless effort have kept up law and order in the port city. Khandker, as the chief guest, was addressing the prize giving ceremony of annual sports competition jointly organised by Chittagong District Police and Range Reserve Force on Dampara Police Line premises. Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Naushed Ali of Chittagong Range was present at the event among others.

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