The judiciary is the last hope for restoring the rights of citizens in a country. However, judiciary cannot act to restore these rights unless and until it is free from any undue influence and interference of any other organ. Then again, mere separation is not enough for the judiciary to perform its functions effectively. Separation of judiciary from the executive has been established by the Constitution of Bangladesh since its origin. But it was limited to mere documentary recognition before the implementation of the Masder Hossain case on November 1, 2007. Due to some theoretical problems in the justice system, the practice of executive interference over the judiciary is still continuing in Bangladesh in some context.