The Supreme Court administration has allocated desktop computers to 18 subordinate courts across the country to make judicial activities smoother and more dynamic.
The allocations were made by order of Chief Justice Zubayer Rahman Chowdhury.
Under the directive, each of the 18 courts will receive one desktop computer.
In addition to the computer, each setup will include a monitor, CPU, UPS, keyboard, mouse, mouse pad, and multi-plug.
High Court Special Officer Md Mazharul Haque issued an instruction regarding the matter, which was confirmed on Sunday.
The recipient courts include the Family Courts of Jhalakathi, Chandpur, and Natore; the Children Violence Suppression Tribunals of Khagrachhari and Rangpur; the Human Trafficking Offence Suppression Tribunal of Cox’s Bazar; and the Land Survey Tribunal of Rajbari.
The allocation also covers Additional District and Sessions Judge Courts No. 11 and 12 of Dhaka; the 2nd Additional District and Sessions Judge Court of Lalmonirhat; the 5th Additional District and Sessions Judge Court of Narayanganj; the 3rd Additional District and Sessions Judge Court of Chattogram; and the 5th Additional District and Sessions Judge Court of Cumilla.
Additionally, computers have been provided to the 1st Joint District and Sessions Judge Court of Bogura, the 2nd Joint District and Sessions Judge Court of Sirajganj, the 1st Joint District and Sessions Judge Court of Pabna, the 2nd Joint District and Sessions Judge Court of Munshiganj, and the Joint District and Sessions Judge Court of Kalapara Chowki in Patuakhali.
