1.Md. Shahidul Islam
1.Chairperson, ECNEC, Ministry of Planning
2.Secretary, Ministry of Food and Disaster Management
3.Secretary, Ministry of Finance
4.Secretary, Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance
5.Secretary, Planning Commission
6.Secretary, Ministry of Water Resources
7.Cabinet Secretary, Cabinet Division
8.Secretary, President Secretariat, Bangabhaban
9.Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister
10.Secretary, Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs
11.Secretary, Bangladesh JatiyoSangsad Secretariat
12.Director General, Disaster Management Bureau (DMB)
13.Chairman, Water Development Board
The Writ Petition was filed in the matter of inaction of the respondents to restore and recover livelihood and property of the people seriously affected by Cyclone Aila on 25 May 2009, which went over 64 Upazillas of 11 districts in Bangladesh. The petitioner was further aggrieved by mismanagement in tackling the said disaster and leaving the distressed victims of Cyclone Aila in an awful condition without any sustainable initiative by the respondents to mitigate their miseries and to get the affected people restored. The petitioner was further aggrieved by the absence of any law on disaster management in Bangladesh
Constitution, Article 102
1.Md. Shahidul Islam
1.Chairperson, ECNEC, Ministry of Planning
2.Secretary, Ministry of Food and Disaster Management
3.Secretary, Ministry of Finance
4.Secretary, Economic Relations Division, Ministry of Finance
5.Secretary, Planning Commission
6.Secretary, Ministry of Water Resources
7.Cabinet Secretary, Cabinet Division
8.Secretary, President Secretariat, Bangabhaban
9.Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister
10.Secretary, Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs
11.Secretary, Bangladesh JatiyoSangsad Secretariat
12.Director General, Disaster Management Bureau (DMB)
13.Chairman, Water Development Board
The Writ Petition was filed in the matter of inaction of the respondents to restore and recover livelihood and property of the people seriously affected by Cyclone Aila on 25 May 2009, which went over 64 Upazillas of 11 districts in Bangladesh. The petitioner was further aggrieved by mismanagement in tackling the said disaster and leaving the distressed victims of Cyclone Aila in an awful condition without any sustainable initiative by the respondents to mitigate their miseries and to get the affected people restored. The petitioner was further aggrieved by the absence of any law on disaster management in Bangladesh
Constitution, Article 102