Top News Desk: In connection with the ongoing clashes during the BNP’s sit-in program in the capital, disturbing reports have emerged of attacks on several police cars, leaving them vandalized. The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has alleged that BNP activists were involved in the violent incidents, causing damage to various police vehicles.
According to reliable DMP sources, the attacks on police cars occurred in several areas of the capital, including Jatrabari, Nayabazar, Dholaikhal, and Shyamoli, during the clashes that erupted on Saturday.
Deputy Police Commissioner (DC) of the Media and Public Relations Department of DMP, Farooq Hossain, confirmed the troubling development on Saturday afternoon. He stated that several police cars had fallen victim to attacks and vandalism during the clashes in the aforementioned areas. The extent of the damage is concerning, with reports indicating that 4 to 5 police vehicles have been targeted and damaged.
The clashes between BNP leaders, activists, and the police intensified at various entrances to the capital during the sit-in program. Tragically, the unrest led to additional incidents, such as bus arson and cocktail explosions, further exacerbating the tense situation in the city.
Authorities are deeply concerned about the escalating violence and are taking necessary measures to restore calm and order. The safety and security of citizens and law enforcement personnel remain a top priority, and investigations into the attacks on police cars are underway. Updates on the situation will be provided as the situation unfolds, and appropriate actions will be taken to ensure the maintenance of peace in the area.
Report by: Habiba Sultana
