Staff Reporter :
The High Court on Monday summoned Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) Magistrate Mohammad Executive Magistrate Sarwar Alam for not providing the certified copy of an order of the mobile court, which he conducted while convicting a person in July.
The magistrate will have to appear before the HC on December 1 to explain the matter.
The High Court Bench of Justice M Enayetur Rahim and Justice Md Mostafizur Rahman passed the order after hearing a writ petition
filed by Mizan Miah seeking necessary order.
The mobile court led by Sarowar Alam on July 18 this year sentenced one year’s imprisonment to Mohammad Mizan Miah, manager of a cattle feed producing factory named Topu Enterprise at Siddhirganj in Narayanganj, under the Fish Feed and Animal Feed Act 2010.
Mizan Miah, who is now in jail, applied to the mobile court on July 21 for the certified copy of the order but he is yet to receive the copy.
The High Court on Monday issued a rule asking Sarowar Alam and other officials concerned to explain in seven days as to why their inaction over providing the certified copy to Mizan Miah should not be declared illegal.
Barrister Shakhawat Hossain Khan appeared for Mizan Miah while Deputy Attorney General Tushar Kanti Roy stood for the State.
The High Court on Monday summoned Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) Magistrate Mohammad Executive Magistrate Sarwar Alam for not providing the certified copy of an order of the mobile court, which he conducted while convicting a person in July.
The magistrate will have to appear before the HC on December 1 to explain the matter.
The High Court Bench of Justice M Enayetur Rahim and Justice Md Mostafizur Rahman passed the order after hearing a writ petition
filed by Mizan Miah seeking necessary order.
The mobile court led by Sarowar Alam on July 18 this year sentenced one year’s imprisonment to Mohammad Mizan Miah, manager of a cattle feed producing factory named Topu Enterprise at Siddhirganj in Narayanganj, under the Fish Feed and Animal Feed Act 2010.
Mizan Miah, who is now in jail, applied to the mobile court on July 21 for the certified copy of the order but he is yet to receive the copy.
The High Court on Monday issued a rule asking Sarowar Alam and other officials concerned to explain in seven days as to why their inaction over providing the certified copy to Mizan Miah should not be declared illegal.
Barrister Shakhawat Hossain Khan appeared for Mizan Miah while Deputy Attorney General Tushar Kanti Roy stood for the State.
