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The Narcotics Control Act was passed in 1990 by the Parliament of Bangladesh. It replaced previous laws including the Opium Act of 1878, the Excise Act of 1909, the Dangerous Drugs Act of 1930, the Opium Smoking Act of 1932 and the Prohibition Rules of 1950.
The National Narcotics Control Board was formed through the passage of the Narcotics Control Act in 1990. The board is headed by the Minister of Home Affairs and falls under the Ministry of Home Affairs. [3] [4] The board has been described as ineffective by The Daily Star.
Pages in category "Drugs in Bangladesh" The following 5 pages are in this category, out of 5 total. ... Narcotics Control Act 1990; National Narcotics Control Board ...
The Department of Narcotics Control was established on 2 January 1990 under the Ministry of Home Affairs and is related to National Narcotics Control Board. [2] [3] The agency is responsible for issuing licenses for the import, exports, sales, transport, etc. for drugs in Bangladesh. [4] It also carries out raids against illegal narcotics. [5]
Bangladesh Computer Council Act, 1990; Bogra Rural Development Academy Act, 1990; Drug Control Act, 1990 [Repealed] Industrial Development (Regulation and Regulation) (Repel) Act, 1990; Primary Education (Compulsory) Act, 1990; Private Educational Institutions Teachers and Employees Welfare Trust Act, 1990; Dhaka Electricity Distribution ...
Ershad had seized power in the 1982 Bangladesh coup d'état, a bloodless coup. [2] The current law governing cannabis in Bangladesh is the Narcotics Control Act 1990; [3] [4] the Act gives the courts discretionary ability to impose the death sentence for possession of cannabis over two kilograms. [5]
The Department of Narcotic Control is the main government agency responsible for the regulation of drugs in Bangladesh. According to the Department of Narcotic Control, the government of Bangladesh maintains 12 drug rehabilitation centres. [1] The Narcotics Control Act 2019 is one of the laws that regulate narcotics in Bangladesh. [4]
Previously Bangladesh had no adequate and enabling law to handle the condition created by drug abuse and the related issues.The Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh enacted the Narcotics Control Act in 1990 annulling all the colonial laws with a view to encountering drug problem true to the aspiration of the society. [85]