In the letter, Shishir Monir wrote, “Honorable Prime Minister I know you are very busy. You are in power now so many honey bees will surround you. Want to achieve the objective. My words may seem bitter on the surface. But in real sense I think it is right. You are working hard. You are giving time to build the country. You are trying to live a simple life. Thank you very much.”
In the letter about the Inspector General of Police, he wrote, “You were sitting in front during the speech of the Inspector General of Police. You must have been embarrassed. I believe Shahid President Ziaur Rahman or Begum Khaleda Zia would have stopped him if he spoke like this. Maybe you also did not like this kind of speech. This is not the state you are talking about or dreaming of.
“He is a public servant. He may have personal ideals or thoughts or views. But making such statements in public will tarnish your government’s image. People will troll with these. Negative perceptions will be created. Find similarities with past situations. Others can make similar statements by taking examples.
“Please bring attention to this gentleman. I have heard that many honorable MPs and honorable ministers have been brought to attention by you for their unacceptable statements. Need to be done here too. Otherwise wrong message will be sent. Public will be confused.”
In the letter, Shishir Monir said, “Mr. Police Chief has expressed his feelings. He has forgotten that he is currently the head of the police. His words and views have a direct correlation with the law and order situation in Bangladesh. That is why it is necessary to tread with extreme caution.
“Let our police force become strong. Increase capacity. Let the law and order situation be good. In this hope.”
