Guarded by army, Ansar personnel, cops in casuals perform office work in most stations Shah Bagh Police Station has resumed operations on a limited scale, with Ansar and VDP personnel providing security inside the premises. Some police personnel have returned to work in casuals. The station is now accepting general diaries (GDs). Meanwhile, army troops were seen stationed outside the premises yesterday. Photo: Rasheed Shamon Five days after an uprising toppled the Sheikh Hasina administration, police have not yet resumed their work to ensure public security. Officials who reported for duty in their stations, with the assistance of the army, have limited their work. Some police stations are only recording general diaries and handling internal tasks, while others remain deserted with the policemen leaving after just marking their attendance. "We're reporting to out stations but not going to the field out of fear of violent reprisals from the public as many of our colleagues had opened fire indiscriminately to kill protesters during the uprising," said and inspector who preferred anonymity.