Freedom fighter🖤

The High Court has ordered to publish a gazette within 90 days recognizing 26 people of Sakhipur in Tangail as freedom fighters.

A High Court bench of Justice Jubayer Rahman Chowdhury and Justice Kazi Jinat Haque passed the verdict on Monday. The verdict was given after a hearing on the rule issued in a writ petition of the concerned. A. on behalf of the writ petitioner in court

He said the High Court has directed to take necessary steps to recognize those who have undergone training and taken part in the liberation war from within the country as freedom fighters. The court said those are from the country
After verification and selection at the upazila level, the district committee of Tangail sent 295 people of Sakhipur upazila to the Ministry of Liberation War Affairs in 2004. Their names are in the form of gazette

John filed a writ petition in the High Court in 2016 claiming to be a freedom fighter. The High Court ruled on December 15 of that year.
The rule included their names as freedom fighters and asked why they would not be published in the form of gazette. After that, on November 10, 2016, the Ministry of Liberation War determined the definition and age of the freedom fighter Publishes notification. The petitioners challenged the validity of the notification stating that the participants in the liberation war within the country have been excluded from the definition of freedom fighters. Q of that application

  He issued a rule asking why the participants in the training and liberation war in the country would not be included in that definition. The verdict was given today after declaring two rules appropriate in this regard.

Lawyer Mohammad Ahsan appeared for the writ petition and Deputy Attorney General Sheikh Saifuzzaman appeared for the state.