Bangladesh’s Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Md. Anisul Huq announced that women and child repression tribunals will remain open even on holidays to ensure continuous judicial proceedings. He made the statement on Monday in Chuadanga after a meeting with local BNP and affiliated leaders at the Circuit House.

Referring to the murder of eight-year-old Ramisa in Dhaka’s Pallabi area, the minister said the trial will begin on the first working day after the Eid holidays. He noted that the accused’s statement was recorded within 24 hours and the charge sheet was submitted within a week, emphasizing the government’s commitment to swift justice. He also condemned the recent attack on Nasiruddin Patwari, a central coordinator of the NCP, calling such behavior unacceptable.

Later, the minister attended the closing ceremony of the 127th birth anniversary of national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam in Karpasdanga, where he highlighted Nazrul’s enduring influence in inspiring people to stand against injustice.