A monthly police-magistracy conference was held in Chapainawabganj at the initiative of the Chief Judicial Magistrate Court. The meeting was held in the conference room of the court on Saturday (April 12) afternoon.

The meeting was presided over by Chief Judicial Magistrate A.K.M. Jahangir Alam. In his speech, the president called on everyone to make their utmost efforts to identify the causes of the backlog of cases and find ways to resolve them as a citizen of an independent country in order to ensure justice quickly.

He also said that the delayed trial process is the opposite of injustice. Without justice, crime rates increase. The real criminals should be punished and the innocent people should not be subjected to harassment. If justice is not ensured, chaos arises in the social structure – which in turn damages the basic structure of the state. As
a result, the development of the country is hampered. Looking at developed countries, we see that the overall development of the country has been possible because the judicial systems of those countries have ensured justice to the people quickly and without harassment by working independently.

If we cannot ensure justice at the stage where we are racing on the highway of development with the aim of building a developed Bangladesh, then we will not be able to reach the goal. Therefore, he called upon all those involved in the judiciary to work together and in unison to ensure justice. He also called upon all those involved in the judiciary to work together and in unison to ensure justice. He also called upon all those involved in the judiciary to work together
and find ways to resolve the issues, in order to ensure justice and speedy trial for all, and to establish the magistracy as a dynamic and ideal judicial arena, keeping in mind the great words of the Constitution, “All are equal before the law and have the right to equal protection of the law without harassment.” He also called upon all to make concerted efforts and cooperate with each other to ensure speedy disposal of cases, and to find ways to resolve any problems in
working with the judiciary.

Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Abu Taleb, Additional Superintendent of Police Yasir Arafat, Additional District Magistrate Md. Anisur Rahman, Civil Surgeon Surgeon Dr. AK Shahab Uddin, District Hospital Superintendent Dr. Masud Parvez, Senior Judicial Magistrate Ashraful Islam, Senior Judicial Magistrate Tahmina Khatun, District
Bar Association President Mohammad Ishahak and RAB-BGB & officers-in-charge of five police stations of the district, as well as officials of the relevant departments of the Justice Department were present at the meeting.

The program was hosted by Senior Judicial Magistrate Sharmin Chaudhury. The police-magistrate conference discussed various issues including issuing summons and croquis warrants, the presence of witnesses in
cases by the police, the security of witnesses in their arrival and departure from court, the security of judges and other officials in the court premises, coordination and cooperation between the police and the magistrates regarding the smooth disposal of criminal justice, and decisions taken for the speedy disposal of cases.