12 judges got leave for the chief justice tea


Published: 04:12 16 October 2024
Chief Justice Syed Refat Ahmed invited 12 judges to tea. They were supposed to go to the Chief Justice's office on Wednesday (October 16) noon.
It has been reported that there are various allegations of corruption and irregularities against these 12 judges.
The Chief Justice has decided to send those 12 judges on leave by 'inviting tea'. The Chief Justice informed them of this decision on Wednesday (October 16) afternoon.
Meanwhile, the anti-discrimination student movement has given a one-hour ultimatum on three demands, including the removal of pro-Awami judges. Coordinator Hasnat Abdullah gave this ultimatum from the High Court premises.
One of the coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement said that thousands of people are injured and crying in the hospital. The followers of fascism chanted slogans of 'Sheikh Hasina government, we need it again and again' after treason with the blood of the martyrs. They have no regrets. We want the abolition of fascism.
From 10:30 in the morning, students of Dhaka University and various educational institutions in the vicinity began to gather at Raju Bhaskar of Dhaka University.
The students who were stationed were 'surrounded, surrounded, surrounded - the High Court will be surrounded', 'I have given blood - I will give more blood', 'In the flood of blood - injustice will be washed away', 'The hideout of fascism - tear it down, crush it', 'Hanging, hanging, wanting to hang - Hasina's murderer. They are chanting slogans like 'I want to hang.
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