Bangladesh police officials have reported receiving repeated threats from fugitive leaders and activists of the banned Awami League, allegedly using Indian phone numbers to intimidate officers involved in anti-sabotage operations. The threats include warnings of harm to officers and their families, even after retirement. One incident involving Sub-Inspector Monir Hasan of Tungipara Police Station went viral after a phone conversation was posted online. Police have launched an inquiry through Interpol to identify the SIM card owners behind these calls. Some officers have filed general diaries seeking protection. Senior police officials believe the threats aim to create psychological pressure on field officers. Experts warn that such intimidation can cause mental stress, while former IGP Nurul Huda stated that issuing threats constitutes a criminal offense. The police headquarters have acknowledged the situation but said they are not overly concerned, confirming that investigations and legal actions are being taken where applicable.