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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47233, member: 636"] Bangladesh authorities suspended thirteen high-ranking police officers for staying away from their jobs without permission. The Home Ministry's Public Security Division announced the disciplinary action through separate official notices. Officials said the suspensions serve the public interest. The officers will receive basic pay during their time off duty. Government records show the officers stopped reporting to work after last August's political changes. The suspended group contains officers from different ranks across the police force. Three superintendents of police face suspension along with eight additional superintendents. Two assistant superintendents also received punishment for their absence. The officers held positions at various departments such as the Rapid Action Battalion and metropolitan police units. Some worked at training centers and specialized units like the river police. The list contains officers from major cities and districts throughout the country. Masudur Rahman Monir worked as acting company commander at RAB-8 Barishal before his suspension. SM Shamim served as additional deputy commissioner at Dhaka Metropolitan Police. Golam Mostafa Russell held the superintendent position at Narayanganj district. Mohammad Shahjahan ran police operations at Rangpur before authorities removed him from duty. Other suspended officers managed training programs and specialized police units. Rubaiyat Zaman oversaw training activities at the Sunamganj center. Mohammad Imrul worked with the Armed Police Battalion at Ukhiya. Hasanuzzaman Mollah supervised hill district operations from Rangamati. The suspensions affect police operations across multiple regions as departments find replacement officers. [/QUOTE]

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