The training trip for 50 judicial officers from Bangladesh to India has been called off. The Ministry of Law, Justice, and Parliamentary Affairs revoked the permission today. Previously approved on December 30 for training at Bhopal's judicial academies from February 10 to 20, the plan was backed by the Supreme Court. The cancellation means no judges will travel, and the costs, originally to be borne by India, will not be incurred.
Fifty judicial officers from subordinate courts will not be going to India for training. Today, Sunday, the Ministry of Law, Justice, and Parliamentary Affairs cancelled the related notification.
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