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Attorney Jumman Siddiqui, the son of a judge who failed the bar exam, has been declared a Superior Court attorney by the Superior Court. Lawyer Syed Sayedul Haque Sumon and lawyer Ishrat Hasan were also fined Tk 100 each. The fine was imposed for wasting time in court filing such writ petitions.
The court observed that it was not a public interest order, but a publicity order. Meanwhile, the court also issued a contempt judgment against the two attorneys for granting status through social media.
A High Court bench of Judge Govindra Chandra Tagore and Judge Mohammad Ullah approved the order on Sunday, dismissing the rule. Previously, on December 16 last year, the Superior Court suspended the proceedings of a bulletin issued directly to the son of a judge as a Superior Court attorney. At the same time, the court issued a rule asking why the publication of the gazette should not be outlawed as a Superior Court attorney. Judge Tariq-ul Hakim and Judge Md. The High Court tribunal composed of Iqbal Kabir approved the order. Judge Tariq-ul-Hakim was appointed a judge in the Appeals Division and retired a few days later. The ruling on the writ petition was later heard by a virtual tribunal of the High Court composed of Judge Govindra Chandra Tagore and Judge Mohammad Ullah.
Previously, on November 21 of last year, a judicial petition was filed against the son of a Superior Court judge that challenged the validity of declaring him a lawyer. Lawyers Syed Saidul Haque Sumon and Ishrat Hasan filed the appeal request.
In the order petition, it is said that the son of a High Court judge was unable to participate in the examination of the Bangladesh Bar Council several times. Jumman Siddiqui. However, the gazette was published on October 31, listing Jumman Siddiqui as Superior Court attorney on September 19. Therefore, Sections 21 (1) (b) and 30 (3) of the Gazette and the Order of the Bangladesh Bar Council of 1972 have been challenged in the writ petition. Bar Association officials, including Jumman Siddiqui, were named in the order petition.
Lawyer Ishrat Hasan told Jugantar after the verdict that the High Court had declared that it was legal to publish the Bangladesh Bar Association newsletter directly to lawyer Jumman Siddiqui, who failed the lawyer’s examination. Lawyer Syed Sayedul Haque Sumon and lawyer Ishrat Hasan were also fined Tk 100 each. The fine was imposed for wasting time in court filing such writ petitions.
The court observed that it was not a public interest order, but a publicity order. The court also entered a contempt of court judgment against the two of us for granting status via social media on the pending matter.
He said: “I have written some verses from the poem ‘Justice’ by the poet Sukumar Roy on Facebook.” The court thought it was contempt, so it issued a rule.
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