mobile courts
HC suspends Gopalganj's AC land from conducting mobile courts
The High Court yesterday suspended Gopalganj's Assistant Commissioner (Land) Md Mamun Khan from conducting mobile courts for fining one Liton Mondal after "illegally" seizing his dredging machine, destroying its pipes, and uploading photos of the incident on Facebook..The HC ordered Mamun
'Tk 8,000cr extra transport fare being looted this Eid'
Alleging that Tk 8,000 crore extra fare is being looted by transport owners-workers and extortionists during the Eid journey, Jatri Kalyan Samity today (April 28, 2022) demanded stopping such anarchy in transport sector and harassment of passengers.
33 detained, 134 fined for not wearing masks in Khulna and Munshiganj
Thirty-three people were detained and around 134 people fined by mobile courts for violating Covid-19 health guidelines in Munshiganj and Khulna today.
Mobile court: Govt allowed to move leave to appeal petitions
Executive magistrates can conduct mobile courts as the Supreme Court extends its stay order on a High Court verdict until it disposes of the three leave to appeal petitions filed by the government.
Mobile courts now can operate till Dec 6
The executive magistrates can run mobile courts till December 6 as the Supreme Court once again extends its stay order on the High Court verdict that declared unconstitutional the rules under which they are operating such courts.
Mobile court law goes against criminal procedure code: CJ
Some provisions of the mobile court law stand against the criminal procedure code of Bangladesh, Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha says.
Mobile courts can run for 2 more weeks
The Supreme Court extends the stay on a ban order over operating mobile courts, giving executive magistrates two more weeks to run activities.
Ashraf for running mobile courts by executive magistrates
Minister for Public Administration Syed Ashraful Islam expresses his support for running mobile courts by the executive magistrates.
Mobile courts can make a difference
I was informed one morning that Takia road, a local wholesale market in Feni, was flooded with palm and super edible oil labelled under the name of soybean oil.
More power sought for mobile courts
Judicial powers of mobile courts should be increased by amending several relevant laws to effectively maintain law and order, check crimes and safeguard public interest, according to a number of executive magistrates and their superiors.
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