The government of Bangladesh has implemented a major reshuffle in the judiciary, transferring and appointing 32 judges across the country. According to multiple notifications issued on Sunday night by the Law and Justice Division under the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, the changes include 27 district and sessions judges, three additional district and sessions judges, and two joint district and sessions judges. Notable transfers include Bogura District and Sessions Judge Md. Shahjahan Kabir to Dhaka Metropolitan Sessions Judge, and Dhaka Metropolitan Sessions Judge Md. Sabbir Foyez to Bogura.

The reshuffle also covers judges from various tribunals and ministries, including those from the Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunals, Cyber Tribunals, and Special Judge Courts. Some judges have been attached to the Law and Justice Division or assigned as legal officers to ministries such as Education and Primary and Mass Education. The notifications were issued by the Judicial Branch-3 of the Law and Justice Division.

The large-scale transfer comes shortly after the suspension of an ongoing High Court case concerning the independence of the judiciary, marking a significant administrative move within the judicial service.