Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha resigns

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Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha

Dhaka: Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha has resigned, President Press Secretary Jultan Abedin confirmed the poison.

He said, we have accepted Surendra Kumar Sinha's letter from the post of Chief Justice.

Surendra Kumar Sinha submitted his resignation letter to the President at the Bangladesh High Commission in Singapore on Friday (November 10) on his way from Australia to Canada.

The poison has been created in various ways, according to Law Minister Anisul Haque and Aotami League General Secretary Obatadul Quader said that he did not know anything about this.

Later, a reliable source in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Surendra Kumar Sinha had delivered his resignation letter to the High Commission during the halt in Singapore during the halt in Singapore, but it is not known what he wrote in his resignation letter.

On Saturday afternoon, President's Press Secretary Zantal Abedin confirmed that his resignation letter had reached Bangabhaban.

Surendra Kumar Sinha, who is on a virtual holiday, has submitted his resignation letter on the last day of his leave and his leave will end on November 10.

On the night of October 13, the Chief Justice of Dhaka left for Australia and he stayed at the house of Souchna Sinha. He went to Singapore for treatment from Australia last Monday, from where he will go to his younger melee Asha Sinha.

Earlier on October 2, the Chief Justice sent a letter to the President for a month's leave. The holiday was held until November 1. He later sent a letter to the Law Ministry, asking for action to take action.

The continuation of this was issued on October 12 and the law ministry was supposed to retire from the post of Chief Justice in February.

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