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Patwary should be questioned over crude bomb remarks: DMP official
Joint Commissioner Tofayel Ahmed Miah says the NCP leader should explain his statement
Patwary should be questioned over crude bomb remarks: DMP official
Joint Commissioner Tofayel Ahmed Miah says the NCP leader should explain his statement
Star Online Report
DMP Joint Commissioner (Crime Prevention-South) Md Tofayel Ahmed Miah. Photo: Collected
Dhaka Metropolitan Police Joint Commissioner (Crime Prevention-South) Md Tofayel Ahmed Miah today said National Citizen Party (NCP) Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patwary should be questioned regarding his recent remarks on crude bomb explosions in the capital.
Tofayel made the remark while responding to a query from journalists during a press briefing at the DMP Media Centre on Minto Road this afternoon.
Recently, following a protest march in Dhaka, Patwary said that there would be no more crude bomb blasts in Dhaka if the government met their three main demands.
Referring to the remarks at today's briefing, journalists asked the joint commissioner whether activists of banned organisations were solely behind the recent blasts or whether others were also involved.
In response, Tofayel said, "Nasiruddin Patwary needs to be questioned about why he made such a statement. I think he definitely should be questioned.”
Asked whether police would actually question the NCP leader, he said, "Higher officials can answer that.”
Joint Commissioner Tofayel Ahmed Miah says the NCP leader should explain his statement
Star Online Report
DMP Joint Commissioner (Crime Prevention-South) Md Tofayel Ahmed Miah. Photo: Collected
Dhaka Metropolitan Police Joint Commissioner (Crime Prevention-South) Md Tofayel Ahmed Miah today said National Citizen Party (NCP) Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patwary should be questioned regarding his recent remarks on crude bomb explosions in the capital.
Tofayel made the remark while responding to a query from journalists during a press briefing at the DMP Media Centre on Minto Road this afternoon.
Recently, following a protest march in Dhaka, Patwary said that there would be no more crude bomb blasts in Dhaka if the government met their three main demands.
Referring to the remarks at today's briefing, journalists asked the joint commissioner whether activists of banned organisations were solely behind the recent blasts or whether others were also involved.
In response, Tofayel said, "Nasiruddin Patwary needs to be questioned about why he made such a statement. I think he definitely should be questioned.”
Asked whether police would actually question the NCP leader, he said, "Higher officials can answer that.”
