Thousands of patients suffering from cancer and other critical diseases receive treatment at the National Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (NINMAS), located on the campus of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU).
Amidst a mass uprising, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left the country on August 5. Following the upheaval, a series of murder cases were filed nationwide. However, allegations have surfaced that opportunists are exploiting the situation to file rampant phantom cases across the country. Many of these cases reportedly target political and familial rivals or are used to settle personal vendettas, resulting in numerous innocent individuals being accused. This phenomenon has placed the current interim government in an embarrassing situation.
14 individuals, including 10 former ministers from the Awami League government, two advisers, a retired judge, and a former secretary, will be presented at the International Crimes Tribunal on Monday (November 18). They will be shown as arrested and charged with crimes against humanity in connection with their involvement in the July-August genocide case.
The process of legitimizing the current interim government until a new Prime Minister assumes office through the upcoming 13th National Parliamentary Election is nearing completion.
The Magna Carta law was enacted in England in 1215. Bangladesh’s current criminal and civil legal systems are built upon this law with some modifications. Despite this, there is a backlog of approximately 4.2 million cases in the country’s courts. The British law itself states that “justice delayed is justice denied.”
Recently an attempt to murder case was filed against Supreme Court senior lawyer Zahirul Islam (ZI) Khan Panna. However, he was granted anticipatory bail from the High Court on October 22 in the case which was filed at the capital's Khilgaon police station on October 17. However, pro-BNP, pro-Awami League and pro-Jamaat lawyers of the Supreme Court reacted angrily to the case against the valiant freedom fighter ZI Khan Panna. According to them, the case in which lawyer ZI Khan Panna has been made an accused is deliberate.