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Police Headquarters Clarifies IGP's Remarks on 'Crossfire'

Amid widespread discussion and criticism over the Inspector General of Police's remarks on 'crossfire', the Police Headquarters has issued an official explanation. Meanwhile, officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan—signatories of the Makkah Defense Pact—are holding meetings with Iranian counterparts in Tehran.

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Published:Monday, October 26, 2026 at 12:06 PM(1 day ago)
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Police Headquarters Clarifies IGP's Remarks on 'Crossfire'
Bangladesh
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Amid ongoing discussion and criticism surrounding recent remarks made by Inspector General of Police (IGP) Md. Ali Hossain Fakir regarding 'crossfire', the Police Headquarters has stepped forward to provide an official clarification on the matter.

Meanwhile, in international developments, officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan—countries that have signed the Makkah Defense Pact—are currently holding meetings with Iranian officials in Tehran. Stay tuned to the Chitra Post International Desk live page for continuous updates.

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