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Journalists Accord Floral Reception to Rangpur Range DIG, Recipient of the BPM-Seba Medal

Selina Khatun, Rangpur
  • Update Time : 12:22:54 pm, Thursday, 24 September 2026
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Journalists working in Rangpur extended a floral reception and best wishes to Rangpur Range DIG Mohammad Abdul Mabud, who was honored with the ‘BPM-Seba’ medal—the highest award in the Bangladesh Police—in recognition of his courage, heroic contributions, and commendable service. On Thursday (September 24), representatives of the press greeted him with flowers at the DIG’s office in Rangpur. During the event, the journalists wished him continued success, good health, and a long life.

Speaking at the reception, the journalists remarked that receiving the BPM-Seba medal-in recognition of courage, heroic contributions, and commendable service within the Bangladesh Police-is a matter of pride for the Rangpur Range. Journalists working in Rangpur are delighted and proud of this achievement, it is a source of pride for the region. This achievement will serve as an inspiration and play a supportive role in efforts to maintain law and order and keep Rangpur free from crime.

DIG Mohammad Abdul Mabud said, “Receiving the BPM-Seba medal is a matter of great honor and pride for me. This recognition does not belong to me alone; it is linked to the sense of responsibility, hard work, and professional dedication of every member of the Bangladesh Police. I wish to continue working with the utmost sincerity for the safety and welfare of the people in the future. This affection and goodwill from the journalists will further encourage me.” He added that mutual cooperation between the police and the media is crucial for maintaining a stable law-and-order situation and ensuring the safety of the general public.

Among the journalists present were, Journalist Saiful Islam, Rangpur Bureau Chief, Dainik Somoyer Alo, MD Alamin, The Daily Express, Rangpur Bureau, Journalist Jalal Uddin, Staff Reporter, Prothom Khobor, Journalist Imroz Imu, Rangpur Correspondent, Amader Bashundhara and Journalist Tuhin Reza, Rangpur Correspondent, Daily Morning Glory. The journalists wished DIG Mohammad Abdul Mabud continued success and prayed for his good health and longevity.

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Journalists Accord Floral Reception to Rangpur Range DIG, Recipient of the BPM-Seba Medal

Update Time : 12:22:54 pm, Thursday, 24 September 2026
Journalists working in Rangpur extended a floral reception and best wishes to Rangpur Range DIG Mohammad Abdul Mabud, who was honored with the ‘BPM-Seba’ medal—the highest award in the Bangladesh Police—in recognition of his courage, heroic contributions, and commendable service. On Thursday (September 24), representatives of the press greeted him with flowers at the DIG’s office in Rangpur. During the event, the journalists wished him continued success, good health, and a long life.

Speaking at the reception, the journalists remarked that receiving the BPM-Seba medal-in recognition of courage, heroic contributions, and commendable service within the Bangladesh Police-is a matter of pride for the Rangpur Range. Journalists working in Rangpur are delighted and proud of this achievement, it is a source of pride for the region. This achievement will serve as an inspiration and play a supportive role in efforts to maintain law and order and keep Rangpur free from crime.

DIG Mohammad Abdul Mabud said, “Receiving the BPM-Seba medal is a matter of great honor and pride for me. This recognition does not belong to me alone; it is linked to the sense of responsibility, hard work, and professional dedication of every member of the Bangladesh Police. I wish to continue working with the utmost sincerity for the safety and welfare of the people in the future. This affection and goodwill from the journalists will further encourage me.” He added that mutual cooperation between the police and the media is crucial for maintaining a stable law-and-order situation and ensuring the safety of the general public.

Among the journalists present were, Journalist Saiful Islam, Rangpur Bureau Chief, Dainik Somoyer Alo, MD Alamin, The Daily Express, Rangpur Bureau, Journalist Jalal Uddin, Staff Reporter, Prothom Khobor, Journalist Imroz Imu, Rangpur Correspondent, Amader Bashundhara and Journalist Tuhin Reza, Rangpur Correspondent, Daily Morning Glory. The journalists wished DIG Mohammad Abdul Mabud continued success and prayed for his good health and longevity.