12 judges accused of corruption and acting as accomplices of the fascist Sheikh Hasina government have been sent on leave. The Supreme Court Registrar General Aziz Ahmed Bhuiyan said that the case related to the removal of the judges will be taken up in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court next Sunday.
He gave this information while talking to reporters at the High Court premises on Wednesday (October 16) around 4 pm.
The Registrar General said, a delegation of anti-discrimination student movement met me. I discussed it with them for a long time. Later, we also discussed this matter with the Chief Justice. There is a process for the resignation or removal of a judge. But there is no law regarding this in our country. The previous government took an amendment to remove the judges. But the Supreme Court overruled it. It has once again applied for a review by the government. Court will open next 20th (Sunday). The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court headed by the Chief Justice will decide on this on October 20.
He also said that judges are appointed by the President and removed by him. Here he did what the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court should do. 12 judges will no longer be assigned to the bench. This means, on the 20th they will not be able to judge. We expect the Attorney General's Office to take the matter to court on the 20th. It will be known what happens in stages.
Meanwhile, in view of the Registrar General's statement, Hasnat Abdullah, coordinator of anti-discrimination student movement, said that the verdict on the sixteenth amendment of the constitution will hopefully come on Sunday. The judges must be removed that day. We will wait until Sunday afternoon. Demonstrations were held in high court, judge court and other courts of the country. Those who have the blood stains of two thousand martyrs on their hands. They want to bring back the murderer Hasina. The Supreme Court has no power to remove them. So we will ask law enforcement agencies to watch the video and arrest those involved. They should be arrested within 24 hours.