Md. Matiur Rahman Sheikh
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Md. Matiur Rahman Sheikh | |
|---|---|
| Chief of Criminal Investigation Department | |
| Preceded by | Mohammad Ali Mia |
| Succeeded by | Gazi Jasim Uddin |
| Police career | |
| Unit | Criminal Investigation Department |
| Allegiance |  Bangladesh |
| Department | Police Staff College |
| Branch | Bangladesh Police |
| Service years | 1991–2025 |
| Status | Retired |
| Rank | Additional Inspector General of Police |
Biography
Md. Matiur Rahman Sheikh is a retired Bangladeshi police officer and former Additional Inspector General of Police (Grade-1). He served in Bangladesh Police for more than three decades and held several important field, metropolitan, training, and investigative positions.
He joined Bangladesh Police in 1991 through the 12th BCS (Police Cadre).
Career (Service postings)
During his career, he served in the following key positions:
- Superintendent of Police (SP) – Cox's Bazar District
- Superintendent of Police (SP) – Khagrachhari District
- Superintendent of Police (SP) – Rajbari District
- Superintendent of Police (SP) – Bogura District
- Deputy Commissioner (DC) – Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP)
- Additional DIG – Police Staff College, Bangladesh
- Chief – Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Bangladesh Police
He also served in senior administrative and operational roles within Bangladesh Police headquarters and other units.
He retired from service in 2025 as an Additional Inspector General of Police.
Career
| Position | Details |
|---|---|
| Additional Inspector General (Grade-1)
Bangladesh Police (Senior Rank) Chief of CID Criminal Investigation Department, Bangladesh Police - Service status Retired Officer |
He began his career in Bangladesh Police in 1991 as part of the 12th BCS (Police Cadre) and served in various operational and administrative roles over more than three decades of service.
Early life and career
Md. Matiur Rahman Sheikh joined Bangladesh Police in 1991. During his early career, he served in field-level policing and gradually progressed through important command and administrative positions.
He served as Superintendent of Police in multiple districts and later worked in the Dhaka Metropolitan Police in various operational roles. He also served at the Police Staff College in a senior administrative capacity.
Later in his career, he was promoted to senior leadership positions, including Additional Inspector General (Grade-1), and was appointed Chief of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), one of the most important investigative units in Bangladesh Police.
He retired from active service after a long and distinguished career in law enforcement.