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The chronology of events centred around construction at the parliament complex.
26 October 2002
Foundation stone of Speaker's and Deputy Speaker’s residence laid at the site adjacent to the National Assembly Complex.
31 October 2002
In face of strong protests and continued media coverage, construction work temporarily stopped.
December 2002
The construction work resumes amid protests and letters in newspapers.
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Prothom Alo telephone poll overwhelming support for abandonment of the project.
01 February 2003
Large protest rally at construction site.
01 February 2003
"Stop building houses in Jatiya Sangsad Area" protest rally attended by general people, architects, artists, and environmentalists.
03 March 2003
Letter from President, Institute of Architects, Bangladesh to the Prime Minister urging her intervention to stop the work.
19 May 2003
High Court ruling to stay construction work at site.
21 May 2003
Construction work continues unabated despite court order.
23 May 2003
Work at site ceases.
31 July 2003
Human chain in Sangsad Bhaban Complex in protest of building in Sangsad area.
18 August 2003
Appellate Division stays High Court ruling allowing construction work to continue for three months.
14 May 2003
Writ to the High Court jointly by Bangladesh Paribesh Andolon (BAPA) and Institute of Architects Bangladesh (IAB)
18 May 2003
Stay order on construction again.
28 august 2003
Chamber judge vacates stay order
21 June,2004
High Court declares the construction of the Speaker and Deputy
Speaker's residences illegal. The bench also directs government to take necessary steps to declare the parliament complex a national heritage.
July 7, 2004
Appellate Division declines to pass a stay order on the June 21 High Court verdict and also brushes aside government plea to put an embargo on media coverage on any development works at the parliament complex.