Display Bangabandhu's portrait in parliament: HC

The High Court (HC) on Tuesday ordered to display the portrait of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at the session-room in parliament, reports UNB.

The virtual bench of justice Tariq ul Hakim and justice SM Kuddus Zaman passed the order after hearing a writ petition filed by the Supreme Court lawyer Subir Nandi Das as public interest litigation.

Das moved for the petitioner and deputy attorney general Amit Das Gupta represented the state.

The writ petition was filed on 12 August and said that Section 4(A) of the Constitution directed to display Bangabandhu’s portrait at government and autonomous institutions including offices of the president, prime minister, speaker and the chief justice.

On 29 August last year, the HC passed an order directing to display the portrait of Bangabandhu in all courtrooms across the country. The order has already been implemented.