Daily-Sun Cybercrime and Online Rumours Identified as Major Challenges in Bangladesh
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- •Cybercrime and online rumours are major challenges for Bangladesh law enforcement.
- •The IGP called for enhanced skills in AI and digital forensics among new officers.
- •A total of 500 cadets graduated, highlighting efforts to strengthen police capabilities.
Inspector General of Police Md Ali Hossain Fakir highlighted cybercrime, online gambling, phishing, and social media rumours as significant challenges for law enforcement in Bangladesh. During the graduation parade of the 42nd Cadet Sub-Inspector batch, he emphasized the need for professional competence to combat these modern crimes. The IGP urged new officers to develop skills in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital forensics. He also stressed the importance of impartial investigations and public safety. A total of 500 cadets graduated, including 19 women and 481 men. The training program began in July 2025 with 527 trainees, indicating a focus on enhancing police capabilities against evolving crime trends.
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