Legal help is available by calling 16430


Published: 03:28 10 August 2024
The Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs has decided to activate an emergency helpline to provide victim support in false and harassment cases. Complaints about false and harassing cases can be made by calling 16430.
On Saturday (August 11) in the secretariat, the law, judicial and parliamentary affairs adviser of the interim government with the officials and employees of the Ministry of Law. Asif Nazrul held an exchange meeting These decisions were informed in a notification at the end of the meeting
According to the Ministry of Law, the law and justice department number 16430 will provide victim support in false and harassing cases.
The case of suppression of mass movement is being withdrawn within three working days
Children and teenagers detained in false cases are released within 3 working days
Students are requested to sit quietly in the Supreme Court
Meanwhile, arrangements will be made to quickly withdraw the false and harassing cases filed under the Anti-Terrorism Act and the Cyber Security Act, said the Ministry of Law.
Apart from this, the Ministry of Law said that arrangements will be made to quickly bring those involved in the killings that took place to suppress the mass movement of the students in July-August.
Meanwhile, necessary steps will be taken to withdraw the criminal cases which have been filed to suppress the mass movement of the students from last July 1 to August 5, 2024, within the next three working days.
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