90 eligible candidates including 76 men and 14 women were recruited in Tangail for 120 taka.

Tangail Representative: 90 eligible candidates including 76 men and 14 women were recruited in Tangail for 120 rupees. On Wednesday (March 13) at 11:30 pm, the results of the candidates initially selected in the recruitment examination for the post of Trainee Recruit Constable (TRC) were announced at the Deal Shed of Tangail Police Lines.

Superintendent of Police (promoted to the post of Additional DIG) Sarkar Mohammad Qaiser (BPM) congratulated Tangail District Police with floral greetings and sweet faces. Hearing the expressions of the selected candidates, initially the selected candidates burst into tears of joy. They still can't believe they got a job in the police force without money. The tears of many in tearful eyes touched the hearts of all present.

At that time, the Superintendent of Police said that all of you are here today on the basis of merit and merit. Hon'ble Inspector General of Police, Bangladesh Chowdhury Abdullah Al-Mamun BPM (Bar), PPM Mr. Bangladesh Police is one of the steps towards making Bangladesh Police a modern force. The image of Bangladesh Police will shine through your honesty and hard work. We promised the people of Tangail district to give a transparent and beautiful recruitment gift, we kept our word.

The Superintendent of Police also said that those who have been initially selected in the Bangladesh Police Trainee Recruit Constable (TRC) recruitment test in Tangail district have been selected on the basis of merit and merit without lobbying, without influence, transparently. The Superintendent of Police urged all the passers to keep the image of Bangladesh Police bright by performing their duties with honesty, patriotism and dedication by taking this great vow of 'Service Vow to Work' in the coming days. Tangail Superintendent of Police Sarkar Mohammad Qaiser said, "We have selected the eligible candidates to form the Smart Police. And this program was launched from last February 16. All the members of the recruitment board were clean. All those who got chance are eligible candidates. Got appointed for only 120 rupees. There was no chance of recommendation or transaction. He also said that initially 4,200 people applied. Later 3 thousand 800 people participated in the recruitment test. From there, 1 thousand 58 people were selected in the written test. I have selected 90 candidates who got a chance in the oral test result out of 302 candidates in the written test result. Here 76 men and 14 women have been appointed in total 90 people. There are 13 people on the waiting list. Father worked in a brickyard for 30 years. How difficult it is to say that the father is making the two brothers! Now it seems that I will be able to give at least a little of the fruits of my father's suffering. I applied for the police job with 120 rupees from my father. And by applying for that 120 taka, I could never have imagined that I would get a police job on my own merits. I am proud to be elected as a member of the police today.''

These words were said by Biplab Hossain, the son of Jhalak brick factory worker Mosharof Hossain, who was recently appointed to the police. Nazmul Hossain, son of Ayub Nabi, an auto driver of Gopalpur Upazila, was overjoyed to get a police job. Nazmul said, "The difficulties of life may be removed now. When the father leaves in the morning with the auto, it seems that when will this suffering end. Nazmul's father Ayyub Nabi said, "I was very worried about my son because I was afraid that he would not be able to do anything after studying. Because I hear from people that now it takes money to get a government job. But I could never imagine that I would get a job in the police force with just 120 rupees. Thanks to the government for conducting the job examination in such a beautiful and transparent way. Suma Akhtar, daughter of deceased policeman Surman Ali of Tangail Municipality's Sakrail Charpara, said, "My mother wanted me to become a policeman like my father, so I followed my mother's words from childhood." Being a policeman like my father today, I consider myself a worthy child. As father wanted to serve people, so I will serve.