Bangladesh’s Law Minister, Anisul Huq, announced that anyone lobbying on behalf of individuals involved in rape or drug trafficking will face imprisonment. This policy extends to political figures, with the Minister stating that even members of his own party will not be exempt from prosecution. The declaration was made during a public event in Jhenaidah district on Wednesday, June 17th. Huq emphasized a zero-tolerance approach to interference in cases involving these serious crimes. He indicated that individuals attempting to influence investigations or legal proceedings will be treated as accomplices. The move signals a firm stance against corruption and a commitment to upholding the rule of law, regardless of political affiliation. This policy aims to deter interference and ensure justice is served in sensitive criminal cases.