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IGP must resign immediately, says Nahid Islam
Students' rights activist Nahid Islam has called for the immediate resignation of the Inspector General of Police, citing concerns over the force's handling of recent events.
LSN Bangladesh ·
Nahid Islam, a prominent figure in the student movement, has intensified pressure on the country's top police official, demanding swift action through his resignation. The activist's remarks reflect growing frustration among sections of civil society regarding police operations and their impact on public order.
Islam's call for the IGP's departure comes amid a period of heightened scrutiny on law enforcement agencies' conduct during recent demonstrations and civil unrest. The activist has been vocal about accountability measures within state institutions, positioning his demand as part of broader reform efforts.
The statement adds to mounting criticism faced by the Inspector General from various quarters in recent weeks. However, no official response has yet been issued by the police leadership regarding the demands for resignation.
Islam's activism has previously drawn attention to governance issues and institutional performance, making his latest comments part of an ongoing civil society discourse on accountability within Bangladesh's security apparatus.