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Home Minister didn’t clear up confusion over Tetultala playground: Activists

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Wed Apr 27, 2022 04:25 PM Last update on: Wed Apr 27, 2022 05:18 PM
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Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal has not cleared up the confusion created over the ongoing construction of a police station at Tetultala playground in Dhaka's Kalabagan, rights activists said today.

"We need the police station as well as a playground…it is now DMP's property. We've asked all to find another suitable place for a police station," he said after a meeting with right activists this afternoon.

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When asked, he declined to make any comment on whether the police station will be shifted or construction work will stop.

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"It was not a playground. It's only about 20 katha land (62.5 decimal), not fit for a football or tennis court," he said.

It remained open for years, he said, adding that the Dhaka deputy commissioner (DC) chose the spot for a police station.

Meanwhile, after coming out of the meeting, BELA Executive Director Rizwana Hasan said, "It seems to us that he [the home minister] is considering our demand positively. We're hopeful."

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