Justice must be ensured for people: Chief Justice

BSS
Published On: 20 Jan 2025, 22:02

CHATTOGRAM, Jan 20, 2025 (BSS) - Terming Chattogram Bar as one of the richest bars in the country, Chief Justice Dr. Syed Refaat Ahmed urged the lawyers to uphold the dignity of the judiciary through mutual respect.

Justice must be ensured for the justice-seeking people through a cordial relationship between the bar and bench for establishing good governance in the country, said the chief justice while speaking as chief guest at the annual banquet of the Chattogram District Bar Association (CDBR) last night.

CDBR President Mohammad Nazim Uddin Chowdhury presided over the function while Supreme Court Registrar General Dr. Aziz Ahmed Bhuiyan, District and Sessions Judge of Chattogram Mohammad Saiful Islam, Metropolitan Sessions Judge Md. Nurul Islam Manik, Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Kazi Mizanur Rahman, Chief Judicial Magistrate Kazi Shahidul Islam, Bangladesh Bar Council member ASM Badrul Anwar and a large number of lawyers were present on the occasion.  

CDBR general secretary Mohammad Ashraf Hossain Chowdhury Razzak delivered the welcome speech while secretary Md  Kashem Kamal moderated the programme.

Earlier, Chief Justice Dr. Syed Refat Ahmed visited Chattogram Court Building to see for himself the judicial functions of several courts under the jurisdictions of district and metropolitan sessions judge courts.

During the time, he also exchanged views with the lawyers and judges. Later, the chief justice planted a sapling of Bakul tree in front of the Chief Judicial Magistrate Court building.

Mentioning that judiciary cannot function without any party, he said it is possible to build a corruption-free judicial system through the joint efforts of judges and lawyers.

In response to a demand of CDBA leaders for establishing a High Court circuit bench in the district he said steps would be taken to resolve the court crisis in the Chattogram.  
 

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