MD. HOSSAIN ALI

Describe the form/system of governance present in Bangladesh? Bangladesh has a parliamentary system or parliamentary democracy.  According to Wikipedia :  "A  parliamentary system  or  parliamentary democracy  is a system of  democratic   governance  of a  state  (or subordinate entity) where the  executive  derives its democratic legitimacy from its ability to command the support ("confidence") of the  legislature , typically a  parliament , and is also held accountable to that parliament." In a parliamentary system the executive derives its legitimacy / justification due to the support from the legislature / parliament (e.g. by holding majority seats in the parliament). The difference between a parliamentary and a presidential system is that, in the first one, the head of state and head of executive government are two distinct persons. Whereas, in the later one,    the head of state often is also the ...

Describe the main characteristics of the executive organ of the state of Bangladesh Every modern state has three basic pillars: executive, judiciary and legislature.  What Executive Is Executive is the part of a state that executes and enforces law. It exercises authority in and holds responsibility for governance of a state. The type, nature, and powers entrusted with the executive branch of the government are governed by the constitution of a country. There are different models of executive e.g. parliamentary, presidential models.  Executive of the State of Bangladesh The very first constitution adopted in Bangladesh was the Proclamation of Independence  which was subsequently replaced by   the Constitution of Bangladesh 1972 .   The current constitution of Bangladesh have evolved through a series of amendments of the 1972 constitution.  Bangladesh has followed both presidential and parliamentary models of executive throughout its history of about half a ...