Supreme Court critical of bureaucratic attitude February 18, 2008 00:00:00The Supreme Court (SC) Sunday was critical of bureaucratic attitude in compliance with the highest court's orders for providing supporting staff, transport and other logistics for smooth run of the district-level judicial magistracy, reports UNB. "Bureaucrats appear in testing the court orders alike guinea pig before it comes into effect," Chief Justice M Ruhul Amin, apparently irked, told the chief government law officer, Fida M Kamal. Responding to the court, the Attorney General told the 7-member full hierarchy of the Appellate Division that he would communicate the apex court's views to the government immediately. The court asked the attorney general to explain why the government was not doing so then. Earlier on December 12, the SC had ordered the government to provide the judicial magistrates with required staff and other logistic supports.

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