Constitution of Bangladesh
Article 66(2)
RPO
Article 12(1)(d)
Article 66(2) of the Constitution of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh and the Article 12(1)(d) of the RPO relates to the election disputes triable before the election Tribunal. These factual aspect of the writ petition which discussed above are not admitted rather, it is disputed in different aspect and without taking evidence about the disputed fact of date of release of the respondent No.7 from Jail custody, the calculation of blood donation to the Sandhani and the special remission provided in the Jail Code which is recorded in the history ticket, it cannot be decided in a summary proceeding in the writ petition. (Majority view) (Per Mr. F.R.M. Nazmul Ahasan, J) ...Shakwat Hossain Bhuiyan Vs.Bangladesh & ors., (Civil), 12 SCOB [2019] HCD 39 ....View Full Judgment

Registration Rules, 2008 framed under Article 94 of the Representation of the People Order, 1972
Right to Information Act, 2009
Section 9:
As per the provision of the Registration Rules of our country the registered political parties are required to submit their audited statements of accounts to the Election Commission every year for the purpose of, amongst others, transparency and accountability to the people and the electorate. According to the RPO, 1972 and the said Registration Rules it is the statutory duty of the Election Commission to collect such statements of accounts from those parties on an annual basis to regulate their functioning and to ensure a free and fair electoral process. As such, such statements should not be treated as ‘secret information’ under the RTI Act. ...Badiul Alam Majumdar & ors Vs. Information Commission & anr, (Civil), 8 SCOB [2016] HCD 110 ....View Full Judgment