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Independence of Judiciary :
Bangladeshi paradox
Independence of judiciary is the sin qua non for ensuring democracy. And by the
virtue of article 22 of Bangladesh constitution, separation of judiciary is the
precondition of the sound and capable judiciary. Since the beginning of the British
colonial regime, the question of separation of judiciary from the executive has been a
continuing contention, though Bangladesh has past 47 years of its independence, she
after much aagitation has failed to ensure the independent judiciary. This paper
attempts to explore to what extent initiatives, have been taken to ensure the
independence of judiciary and what are the obstacle available in implementation &
the initiation to this direction.
The judiciary comprises all courts and tribunals, which performs the task of ensuring
rule of law.A social structure remains logical and solid with the aid of a sound judicial
system. The judiciary redresses grievances of the people. The dysfunctioning or
malfunctioning judiciary has a massive impacts of much severity than that of any
other counterpart like Executive or Legislature. Although the judiciary was
independent for sometimes at the British period, the colonial system did not want to
separate the judiciary permanently for influencing and retracking their interest.