Sixteenth Amendment: Review petition on the agenda of the Appellate Division

The application for review (reconciliation) of the Deota Rata will be heard today by bringing the power to remove the judges to the Parliament and declare the 16th amendment of the Constitution invalid and invalid.

This has been kept for hearing on Thursday (October 20) of the Appellate Division published on the website of the Supreme Court last Wednesday night. This poison has 227 numbers in the work list.

Earlier, on August 8, Justice M Innatetu fixed October 20 as the date for hearing the review application. On December 24, 2017, the 16th Amendment of the Constitution was declared illegal and invalid and a review application was filed against the RAT of the Appellate Division.

The relevant branch of the Appellate Division, in this review application of 908 pages, saw 94 arguments in favor of the 16th Amendment, the Appellate Division's RAT was canceled. On July 3, 2017, the seven-judge Appellate Bench headed by the then Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha declared the 16th Amendment invalid and cancelled.




Teachers, students throng for funeral of slain RU student

The funeral of MGM Shahriar, a fourth-year student of the Marketing Department of Rajshahi University, who died after falling from the balcony of Shaheed Habibur Rahman Hall, was held at the Central Mosque premises. Hundreds of teachers and students of the university participated in it.

The body was brought from the Rajshahi Medical University (RMU) morgue to the university's mosque premises for the funeral at 9 am today (October 20). Later, the funeral was conducted under the leadership of Imam Fahim Mahmud, the head of the central mosque.

After the funeral, Mahmud's body was handed over to his elder brother Golam Sabbir Shakil, led by the university's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Dr. Golam Sabbir Sattar.

Then at 9:30 am, the university administration and teachers and students left for Dinajpur, the village home of the deceased, in the university's own transport to complete the burial of the body. Family sources said that he will be buried in a local graveyard in his native area.

Earlier, a student named MGM Shahriar was seriously injured after falling from the third-floor balcony of Habibur Rahman Hall of Rajshahi University (RU) around 8 pm on Wednesday. Later, students took him to Ramech Hospital, where he died. Shahriar is a fourth-year student of the Marketing Department of the University. His home is in Birol Upazila of Dinajpur.

Students protesting in front of the main gate of Ramech on Wednesday night (September 19) made this demand. During this, a one-hour ultimatum was given to expel those involved in negligence of duty and those who raised their hands against university students. Thousands of students besides teachers participated in the protest.




Mayor Abu Naser of Chittagong presents floral greetings to VP Dulal

Md. Badiuzzaman, Noakhali Correspondent:

Senbagh Municipal Council Mayor Abu Nasher VP Dulal was presented with flowers by the Senbagh Awami Parishad in Chittagong for being selected as the best social worker of Noakhali district.




Land worth lakhs of taka seized for operating a dredger in the Padma River in Faridpur

Faridpur Correspondent-
A mobile court has imposed a fine of one lakh taka in cash for continuously extracting sand from the bottom of the reservoir in Uttar Char Nawabganj Mouza of Charjhaukanda Union on the Padma River in Charbhadran Upazila of Faridpur using a large dredger machine attached to a ball gate.

The owner of the dredger who was fined is Jamal Mia (40), son of Tara Mia of Dighinagar village in Parshabati Dohar upazila. The mobile court collected these fines under Section 15(1) of the Sand and Soil Management Act 2010. On Tuesday afternoon, a mobile court operation was conducted at the water reservoir of the Padma River under the leadership of Upazila Nirbahi Officer Tanjila Kabir Tropa.

Others involved in the operation are Charbhadrasan Police Station Officer-in-Charge Mintu Mondal, Upazila Fisheries Officer SM Mahmudul Hasan, Mobile Court Officer Saddam Hossain, police and Ansar Battalion members.
It is known that Rashed Chowkder, Zillu Chowkder, Basar Munshi and UP Chairman Nasir Uddin, influential people in the char area, had been doing a booming business by extracting sand using ball gates and dredger machines for a long time in those water bodies of the Padma River in the upazila.

As a result, the char along with the surrounding cropland was eroded by the Padma, but there was no one to watch. Upon receiving the news, the mobile court conducted a raid on those water bodies of the Padma River, stopped sand extraction and collected a fine of one lakh taka in cash.




Two children drown in Lakshmipur

In Rakhtpur of Lakshmipur, drowned in the water of the pond. Two children named Atan (Ai year) and Marita Akhter (2) died.

The accident took place in Sonapur village of Sonapur Union of the upazila and Charababil village of North Charababil Union of the upazila on Wednesday (October 19) morning.

Atan is the son of Alamgir Hossain of Sonpur village and Marita is the farmer of Charababil village.

It is known that after talking to Bab Alamgir Hossain, the deceased Atanor, everyone woke up in the morning. Atan was playing in the courtyard, and the family members were busy with household chores. The pond is next to the yard and drowned in the pond in the pond. After a while, he could not find him in the yard and could not find him around. The doctor on duty declared him dead when he was rescued and taken to the health complex of the upazila.

Niti, the father, who is doing it, he got out of the house in the morning.

Ratpur Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Shipon said, "The incidents are sad but no one has informed us about the incidents.




6 people sentenced to life in two cases in Lakshmipur

The court sentenced 6 people to two separate murder cases in Sadar and Kamalnagar of Lakshmipur and sentenced him to life imprisonment.

District and Datra Judge Court Judge Mohammad Rahibul Islam gave the verdict at around 11 am on Wednesday (October 19).

 

 

Advocate Jasim Uddin, Government Council of Laxmipur Judge Court, confirmed the poison of two separate cases.

Advocate Jasim Uddin said that the accused in the case of killing 5 accused Makchudur Rahman in Kamalnagar has been sentenced to life imprisonment. The accused in this case, Mahmudul Hasan Hiru, was present in the same court. The other case was stranded and killed the other case.

The convicts in Kamalnagar murder cases are Mubarak Hossain, Manik Hossain, Mahmudul Hasan Hiru, Arafat Arefin and Babul Hossain. The fugitive Hiru is the son of deceased Mohsin Master in Char Jangalita village of Hazirhat Union.

The accused in the other murder case is the son of Abdur Rahim of Pukurdi Guchchagram, Kushakhali Unit of Sadar Upazila.

According to Ezahar sources, the victim had a love affair with Rebeka Begum, the mother of Hiru of Kamalnagar, the victim Makchud had a relationship with the victim for about 9 months. After learning about the poison, Hiru planned to kill Makchud in the nickname of other accused. Makchud Charlarench Bazar Muktijoddha Club's T Bott and Charlarnch village's son of Ennat Ulya Ulya. Makchud also worked in the market.




Bangladeshi Hafez 3rd in World Quran Competition in Kuwait

International Quran competition in Queter য় Hafez of Bangladesh has been third among 117 contestants from 117 countries Abu Rahat.

On Wednesday (October 19) morning, the competition in the hotel registry hall of the country was announced, with the names of the finalists, under the category of 13 years, Abu Rahat.

The award was presented to him by the minister of education and Islam of the Quatter, Abdul Aziz Majid, the judge of Egypt. Fatead Abdul Majid, world famous curry Shaykh Dr. Jibril, Shatek Jasted etc. On October 13, the overall cooperation of the Ozaratul Awkaf (Ministry of Religion) in the Quetta started the international competition.

The competition was held by the expert scholars of Qutt, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Libita and Iman. Hafez Abu Rahat is the son of Ramzan Ali Sardar of Paizuri Uniton, Shahjadpur Upazila of Sirajganj, who is a student of Markazut Tahfiz International Madrasa in Dhaka.




Sixteen fishermen sentenced to prison in Faridpur's Ma Hilsa operation

Faridpur Correspondent-
16 fishermen have been fined jail time in the Padma-Aital Khan river in Sadarpur of Faridpur.

penal code Section 188 of 1860 sentenced 11 to 15 days imprisonment, 1 person was sentenced to 1 month imprisonment. 4 people were fined 5 thousand rupees.

Upazila Fisheries Officer S.M. In the presence of Mahmudul Hasan's overall cooperation and 80 kg of hilsa fish, 90 thousand meters of current nets were seized in the presence of the Sadarpur police station.




Bangladesh is providing security to all investments: Commerce Minister

Bangladesh's development is now visible, Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi said that the government is providing adequate facilities for investment, which is very attractive to investors. Bangladesh is providing security for all investments. Any country will benefit if it invests in Bangladesh.

He said these things in the speech of the chief guest at the opening ceremony of the two-day 35th CEO meeting of the Asian Trade Promotion Forum (ATPF) at Hotel Intercontinental in the capital on Wednesday (October 19).

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Tipu Munshi said the economy of Bangladesh was also in the midst of the global recession economy due to Covid-19 in the past year, and the recent global energy crisis has had a global adverse impact on the energy and gas crisis, Bangladesh is not outside.

Still, the economy of Bangladesh is moving in the right direction. Bangladesh LDC Graduation is in developing countries The country's GDP growth has turned up and down, the per capita rate of the people is increasing, the indicators of all the economy are moving forward. The current business-friendly government of the country is providing all kinds of cooperation in trade, development and employment generation.




2023 HSC exam to have full marks: Education Minister

The next HSC and equivalent examination of 2023 will be held in the syllabus of full number in all poisons, said the Minister of Education. Dipu Moni.

The Education Minister said this in a press briefing at the Ministry's conference room on Wednesday (October 19) for the HSC and equivalent examinations of 2022.

The education minister said that it was not possible to take the exam in all poisons and full marks due to Corona. If the situation is normal, from 2023, all poisons will be reorganized in full number syllabus.

He said that education The board has reorganized the syllabus and the examination will be held in full marks in that syllabus.

This year's HSC and equivalent exams will start simultaneously from November 6. This exam will be held in two 12 lakh 3 thousand 407 candidates. The revised and revised syllabus of 2022 will be held in two compulsory, three selection subjects and 4th subject exams. He said that the science students have to answer 15 of the 25 MCQs, the time is 20 minutes. The theory test has to answer 3 of the 8 questions, the time is 1 hour 40 minutes.

The MCQ candidates will have to answer 15 of the 30 MCQs, the time is 20 minutes. The theory test has 4 out of 11 questions, time 1 hour and 40 minutes.

Earlier, on September 18, Bangladesh Inter-Education Board President and Dhaka Education The notification signed by the chairman of the board, Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar, will inform that the next SSC and equivalent and HSC and equivalent examinations of 2023 will be held in all the poisons.

It has been said that the SSC and Equivalent and HSC and Samasan Examinations of 2023 will be held according to the revised syllabus of 2023 prepared by the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB).

‘SSC and equivalent and HSC and equivalent exams of 2023 will be held in all poisons.’