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Dhaka: The High Court has ordered that immediate measures be taken to ensure adequate security for the Bangabandhu murals and the complex under construction at Suhrawardy Udyan.
A virtual court of the High Court of Justice FRM Nazmul Ahsan and Justice Shahed Nuruddin approved the order on Monday (December 6). The cabinet secretary has been asked to take the necessary steps to implement the order.
The court issued the order at the request of lawyer Bashir Ahmed, who had filed a writ of writ in the case of declaring March 8 as “National Historic Day.”
Bashir Ahmed told the courtFor the safety of the murals that have been erected under the direction of the court, so that each SP Deputy Commissioner is instructed to maintain them within 24 hours. One of the worst incidents has taken place in Kushtia.
Deputy Attorney General ABM Abdullah Al Mahmoud Bashar represented the state in court. He presented a report on the implementation of the court order.
He saidIn Suharwardy Udyan, a sculpture of Bangabandhu and a mural of the surrender of Pakistani aggressors is being made in a project approved by the Prime Minister.
Ministry of Liberation War Affairs andThe Muktijoddha Complex has installed murals in 360 upazilas and 63 districts in front of the complex.
The court saidMarch 7 has already been declared a historic day. Gazetted. The government was supposed to build murals in the district and upazila. But the report is that the Freedom Fighters Ministry is doing it in front of its Parliament office. Suhrawardy runs through the garden. The Ministry of Freedom Fighters did. That is good. We appreciate. But our address is to be at the Upazila district headquarters.
Abdullah Al Mahmoud saidThere are plans to install Bangabandhu murals at headquarters in all districts and upazilas of the country. Although there have been some interruptions in various projects due to Corona, they are ongoing.
The court then ordered and asked to report progress within a month.
The court commended the ministry for placing Bangabandhu murals in front of the Muktijoddha Complex in different districts and upazilas.
In 2016, Bashir Ahmed, former secretary of the Supreme Court Bar Association, filed the appeal petition. Following the hearing on the writ, the Superior Court had issued a rule asking why March 8 should not be declared as “National Historic Day.”
Furthermore, on March 7, 1971, the father of the nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman delivered a speech on the same platform., The surrender of the Pakistani forces, the delivery of the arms of the freedom fighters and the reception given to the then Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi in the place where the scene would not be rebuilt.
During the historic speech on March 7, the ruler also asked why Bangabandhu’s ‘speech mode’ sculpture should not be instructed.
At the hearing of the norm, in view of the complementary application of the petitioner brief, he gave some instructions, including the installation of Bangabandhu murals in the headquarters of all the districts and upazilas of the country within 25 years. The issue of declaring March 7 as a historic day was published in the Gazette.
Bangladesh Time: 1135 hours, December 8, 2020 (Updated: 1330 hours, December 8, 2020)
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