The High Court has issued a rule to know why the Joy Bangla slogan will not be ordered to declare 'national slogan and original ministry'.
The High Court bench of Justice Qazi Reza-Ul Haque and Justice Mohammad Ullah issued the rule on Monday on the preliminary hearing of a writ petition.
The High Court has asked the Cabinet Secretary, Law Secretary and Education Secretary to reply within 72 hours.
Supreme Court lawyer Bashir Ahmed has filed this writ petition; He himself heard the matter in court. Deputy Attorney General Taposh Kumar Biswas was present in the state.
Bashir Ahmed told reporters later, "During the liberation war in 1971, all the nations were united by the Bangla slogan under the leadership of Bangabandhu. Inspired by this slogan, the hero jumped into the Bengali war and the Pakistani military liberated the country from the junta. "
He said, Joy Bangla is not the slogan of any party, not the slogan of any person, it is the symbol of national unity and inspiration of the Bengalis.
"There are national slogans in 60 countries around the world. But the misfortune of Bangladesh is that we did not get the joy of our consciousness as a national slogan in the forty-six years of independence. "
The lawyer said that the matter will again come to the hearing on Sunday.