90% of Bangladesh Muslim, remove 'secular' from Constitution
What is Bangladesh’s 15th Amendment which added 'secular' to Constitution? Why is it being challenged?
The 15th Amendment to the Bangladesh Constitution was passed in 2011 by the then Awami League government of Sheikh Hasina. It restored secularism, which had been incorporated in the original 1972 constitution,
Bangladesh's 90% population Muslim, drop 'secular' from constitution: Attorney General
Bangladesh's Attorney General Md Asaduzzaman has suggested radical changes to the country's Constitution, including scrapping the word "secular." He defended the suggestion by saying that 90% of Bangladesh's population is Muslim.
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