Bangladesh Government

Bangladesh


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The Government of Bangladesh (English: Government of Bangladesh) is headed by the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, who chooses all other ministers. The Prime Minister and other major high-ranking ministers received membership of the highest decision making committee, which is known as the cabinet.

The current Prime Minister of Bangladesh is Sheikh Hasina, the President of Bangladesh Awami League, who was appointed by the President of Bangladesh on January 6, 2009 as a result of the victory of the general elections on 29 December 2008. Bangladesh Awami League was administered by him and its 14-party grand alliance won the post of a two-third majority elected as a Member of Parliament and numerically occupied 230 seats among 299 seats. [1]

Since the formation of a temporary government in 1971 and the formation of a temporary constitution, the government system of Bangladesh has changed at least five times since then. Parliamentary system of present government system of Bangladesh. In this process, the main power of the government is entrusted to the Prime Minister. Members of the Jatiya Sangsad are elected directly by the people in the process of multi-party democracy. Executive power handed over to the government. The legislation was enacted in the Parliament. The constitution of Bangladesh was made in 1972, and till now it has added 16 amendments. [2] [3]


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    1 Executive Division
    2 legislative departments
    3 judiciary
    4 See also
    5 References


Executive division
The name of the official headquarters is named after the team's responsibility
President of Bangladesh Abdul Hamid Awami League March 24, 2013
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Awami League January 6, 2009

The government of Bangladesh administers the executive division. The members of the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers take various executive decisions. The President of the country was elected by members of the Jatiya Sangsad. The President's power limited.
The legislative department

The Parliament of Bangladesh is the name of parliament. This is one cellular, and 300 MPs are elected directly by the people. Apart from this, there are provisions for 50 reserved seats for women, which are distributed through MPs.
Judiciary
Main article: Judiciary of Bangladesh

The Supreme Court of Bangladesh is the highest court of the country. In the first case, the verdict is first transferred to the Supreme Court after the verdict in the lower court. There is no restriction on the verdict after the verdict of the Supreme Court, but the culprit who is executed can give life-saving to the President.

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