The High Court has dismissed the revaluation of quota system in terms of employment, which is why the quota system is in place today, Justice Saitra Mohammad Dastgir Hossain and Justice Md. Ataur Rahman Khan's High Court bench gave this order.
Earlier, on January 31, a student and two journalists from Dhaka University filed a writ regarding this application and lawyer Eklach Uddin Bhuita heard the application.
The defendants in the writ are - Cabinet Secretary, Prime Minister's Office Secretary, Law Secretary, Parliament Secretariat Secretary, Public Administration Secretary, PSC Chairman.
Lawyer Eklach Uddin Bhuita said that in an executive order in 1972, thirty percent of freedom fighters and ten freedom fighters and ten were based in district and population in government, private, defense, semi-government and national institutions. Quota will be introduced for women affected by percentage of women who have been reformed and changed in various times.
At present, the first and second class government has 56 percent quota in all mills, such as one percent disabled, children of freedom fighters, grandchildren, 10 percent, women ten percent, small ethnic groups are five percent, this quota system is in conflict with Article 19, 28 and 29 of the Constitution.
Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) government jobs reformed 56 percent quota in government jobs and brought it to 10 percent and held a sit-in program last Sunday across the country with five demands.