The independence of the judiciary is a crucial aspect of a functioning democracy and the rule of law. In the context of Bangladesh, there have been debates and discussions about the independence of the judiciary, with some concerns raised regarding its practical implementation.

The Constitution of Bangladesh guarantees the independence of the judiciary as a fundamental principle. It provides for the separation of powers, with the judiciary being a distinct and independent branch of government. It grants the Supreme Court the authority to interpret the Constitution and exercise judicial review over legislative and executive actions.