Bangladesh, July 8 -- The Supreme Court will decide on Thursday whether the 15th Amendment, which brought major changes to the Constitution during the Awami League era, will be completely repealed.

After hearing the arguments of four parties in the appeal hearing of the case, the Appellate Division bench headed by Chief Justice Zubayer Rahman Chowdhury fixed the date for the verdict on Wednesday.

The 15th Amendment abolished the non-partisan caretaker government system in 2011 and added, revised and replaced 54 parts of the Constitution.

After the fall of the Awami League government, the High Court declared part of the 15th Amendment null and void on Dec 17, 2024, after settling a writ petition.

The verdict paved the way for the retu...