View with images and charts Violation of Fundamental Rights and Remedy under the Constitution of Bangladesh & Role of Police
CHAPTER-1 1.1 Introduction: Equal dignity cannot be ensured to lower caste community unless the community is integrated with mainstream democratic process, which reflects the non-communal and secular spirit of our liberation war. Exploitation by the ruling class over the years has deprived the Dalit community (lower caste) members of every fundamental human right. In the name of establishing religion or achieving some targeted objectives, the ruling class has been exploiting the lower caste community for at least over 3000 years. Exploiting the members of lower caste community has been used as a technique by the ruling class to ensure their own empowerment For a human being dignity means accepting he/she as a human being at first and then ensuring all his/her rights. 1.2 Importance of this research topic: The violation of fundamental rights is not new on this earth and has been being practiced from the early history of the human civilization. The awareness among people concerning the fundamental rights enhanced by the extreme violation the fundamental rights during the 2nd World War. But in the developing and under developed countries, people are still less concerned about their fundamental rights though they are the worst sufferers of the violation of these rights. The fundamental rights in Bangladesh are listed under Articles 27 to 44 of Part III, and the jurisdiction of the High Court Division of the Supreme Court to enforce the rights is defined in Article 102 of Part Vl of the Constitution of 1972. But general people are not conscious enough about these laws. To eliminate the violation of fundamental rights from the society, we should make the general people aware of these laws. Moreover, probably the most important step to be made is to effectively implement these laws.