Interim government Advisor Dr Asif Nazrul, who is in charge of the law ministry, has said Chief Justice (CJ) should decide his own fate now considering the force that defeated the autocratic governments. "This force earlier compelled the former government to step down and flee. It is now upon him, whether to resign or not considering the fact that the same force is protesting at his door right now," Dr Nazrul said. He said this while interacting with the officials at his Secretariat office today after taking charge as the advisor of the ministry under the interim government. "I have heard he called a full court meeting today without consulting the interim government advisors. Earlier [during the movement], the CJ commented "Why all these protests?" Also, accepting flowers as BCL gifts from the former DB Chief questioned his neutral position to the commoners." "We believe that the Supreme Court is the greatest institution for the protection of our human rights. No one should stand against the m ass movement or mass uprising of the students as it was a fight for fair play and rights," he said. Emphasizing the reform of the Election Commission (EC), Dr Nazrul said: "Keeping in mind the issues of reformation and ensuring participatory elections, I will carry forward the activities from my place with due responsibility." Source: Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
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