Attorney General Calls for United Efforts to Address Judicial Delays in Bangladesh

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Sylhet: Attorney General of Bangladesh Md Asaduzzaman emphasized the need for collective efforts to end the culture of delayed justice, stating that justice is undermined when delayed. He made these remarks while addressing the Sylhet District Bar Association's annual dinner as the chief guest on Thursday night.

According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the event was presided over by President of the Sylhet District Bar Association, Advocate Sarwar Ahmad Chowdhury (Abdal), and was jointly conducted by Joint Secretaries Advocate Md Ohidur Rahman Chowdhury and Advocate Md Rob Newaz Rana. The welcome speech was delivered by the association's General Secretary, Advocate Md Zobayer Bokht Zuber.

The event featured speeches from several notable figures including Senior District and Sessions Judge of Sylhet, Mohammad Halim Ullah Chowdhury, Sylhet Metropolitan Sessions Judge Munsi Abdul Majid, and former president of the Sylhet District Bar Association and former public prosecutor, Advocate ATM Faez Uddin.

Additionally, Sylhet's Public Prosecutor Advocate Shamim Ahmed Siddiqui, executive committee member Advocate Md Ashik Uddin (Ashuk), and Metropolitan Public Prosecutor Advocate Badrul Ahmad Chowdhury addressed the gathering. The evening concluded with a cultural program, adding a celebratory note to the annual dinner event.