Cabinet Of Bangladesh (Council Of Ministers Of People’s Republic Of Bangladesh)

In the following article, you will know that the Cabinet Of Bangladesh, or Council of Ministers, is the chief executive body of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. The cabinet is one of the most important figures for carrying on a state.

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Cabinet of Bangladesh

The Cabinet of Bangladesh, also called the Council of Ministers that is the chief executive body of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. It is significant for a state because the entire government’s collective decision-making body under the prime minister’s office, containing the Prime Minister and some 25 Cabinet Ministers, 7 Advisers, 18 State 3 Deputy Ministers.

There has a total of 54 members in the cabinet of Bangladesh. Including the cabinet, Abdul Hamid is the head of state, and Sheikh Hasina is the government head. Now the status in the legislature is a 117-seat single-party majority 257 / 300.

History of The Cabinet Division

The Cabinet Division is called the executive office of the Prime Minister. This office of the prime minister works for the government of Bangladesh’s executive administration and facilitates the smooth transaction of business in Cabinet Ministries.

To provide secretarial assistance to Bangladesh’s government, the Ministry of Cabinet Affairs was created in 1972 though placed under President’s Office after 1975. The government had a presidential system by Act of Parliament, which was abolished after 1991, and as a full-fledged administrative unit, the Cabinet Division was formed within October 1991.

Council of Ministers

The ministries are undoubtedly the most influential part of the executive of the Bangladesh government. The head of a ministry by a Minister or State minister works for conducting the business of his Ministry/Division in the Parliament; otherwise, the Prime Minister’s Office directs him.

There stays a Secretary and an Additional Secretary, Joint Secretary, Deputy Secretary, Senior Assistant Secretary, and Assistant Secretary in the cabinet of Bangladesh whenever the Secretary is the administrative head of a ministry or division.

The additional secretary and assistant secretary help him. In descending order of rank, there have four categories of ministers in the cabinet, and they are-

1. Minister
2. State Minister (Independent Charges)
3. State Minister and
4. Deputy Minister

Here I add a chart of some cabinets of Bangladesh below.

No	Cabinet	Formation date	Election	Governing party	Governing system
1	Mujib I	17 April 1971	None	Bangladesh Awami League	Provisional
2	Mujib II	12 January 1972	1970	Bangladesh Awami League	Provisional
3	Mujib III	16 March 1973	1973	Bangladesh Awami League	Parliamentary
4	Mujib IV	25 January 1975	None	BaKSAL	Presidential
5	Mostaq	15 August 1975	None	Bangladesh Awami League	Presidential
6	Sayem	6 November 1975	None	Bangladesh Awami League	Presidential
7	Zia	21 April 1977	1978	Military/BNP	Presidential
8	Sattar	30 May 1981	1981	BNP	Presidential
9	Ershad	24 March 1982	1986	Military/Jatiya Party	Presidential
10	Shahabuddin	6 December 1990	None	Impartial	Interim
11	Khaleda I	20 March 1991	1991 & Feb 1996	BNP	Parliamentary
12	Habibur	30 March 1996	None	Impartial	Caretaker
13	Hasina I	23 June 1996	Jun 1996	Bangladesh Awami League	Parliamentary
14	Latif	15 July 2001	None	Impartial	Caretaker
15	Khaleda II	10 October 2001	2001	BNP	Parliamentary
16	Iajuddin	29 October 2006	None	Impartial	Caretaker
17	Fakhruddin	11 January 2007	None	Impartial	Caretaker
18	Hasina II	6 January 2009	2008	Bangladesh Awami League	Parliamentary
19	Hasina III	24 January 2014	2014	Bangladesh Awami League	Parliamentary
20	Hasina IV	7 January 2019	2018	Bangladesh Awami League	Parliamentary

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