The police retracted the report after RAB termed it 'false'

The Dhaka Times Desk The police eventually retracted the news after the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) called the news on the police website a 'false'.

The Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) called the news published on the police website false. Eventually the police website DMNews officially retracted the story. Khabar Bangladesh News24.

Under the title 'This time, 18 RAB members were withdrawn for stealing a chariot' http://www.dmpnews.org RAB protested the news when it was published on the website. Director General of RAB Wing Commander ATM Habibur Rahman sent this protest letter to the media yesterday on Monday.

Referring to the news as purposeful and fabricated, RAB said in the protest letter, "The blatant falsehood on the official website of a government agency and a well-known and reputable law-enforcement force against the members of another force not only tarnishes the image of the force, but also severely damages the morale and morale of the members working in the force." It also damages. Moreover, due to such actions of the responsible officials, everyone has to be embarrassed."

RAB's protest letter also said, "The elite force RAB always ensures maximum transparency and accountability. Following this, if any complaint is received against any member working in RAB, it is scrutinized under the existing law with due importance. In this process, RAB members are often attached/detached from one unit to another unit. Some members working in RAB-3 have been requested to desist from deliberately spreading confusion about such a link. In case of publishing such news in future, it is requested to contact the responsible officer of the concerned force.

Meanwhile, after RAB protested, the news was withdrawn from DMP News. Police in this regard on the web portal It is said, "Today 19/05/2014 AD. Based on information from various online news portals, the news was published on the DMP news portal under the title 'This time 18 RAB members withdrawn for embezzling money'. The news has been withdrawn as it does not conform to the DMP news portal's news dissemination policy.”