Bangladesh Cancels Planned Training of Judges in India, Scraps Notification
Financial Express Lucknow|January 06, 2025
BANGLADESH'S INTERIM GOVERNMENT on Sunday cancelled a planned training programme for 50 judges and judicial officers in India, scrapping a previous notification.
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"The notification has been cancelled," a law ministry spokesman said without elaborating. The Daily Star newspaper, however, reported the cancellation came in compliance with a directive from Bangladesh's Supreme Court.

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