Fuel rationing lifted in police: PM in Parliament

Prime Minister and Leader of Parliament Tariq Rahman said that fuel oil rationing has been lifted for the forces engaged in emergency services including the police. He also said that this decision was implemented two days ago.
Prime Minister Tariq Rahman informed this information in the context of the speech of a member of Parliament in the National Parliament on Sunday.
Tariq Rahman said, the embargo (temporary restrictions) on those who are there with the law enforcement forces including the police, whether they are police, ambulance, fire service, have been removed. It was decided two days ago. This problem should not happen anymore.
Earlier, Member of Parliament of Comilla-6 Constituency Monirul Haque Chowdhury spoke on the point of order. Referring to the recovery of the body of customs officer Bullet Bairagi, who was killed in Comilla, he said that he was killed by someone on his way home. He (Member of Parliament) called the police. Police said they have an oil crisis. So their ‘amount of duty’ is reduced, there is no opportunity to stay till night.
Demanding immediate withdrawal of the police’s oil rationing system, this member of parliament said that otherwise there will be a crisis in the law and order situation. It causes problems for the smooth movement of people.
Prime Minister Tariq Rahman told the parliament about the decision of the government after the speech of this member of parliament.
Source: Prothom Alo Bangla