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Constitution of Bangladesh, amendment matrix

Added / inserted Replaced / substituted Wording changed Removed / omitted Earlier change, later replaced Court ruling – nothing happened

Source: footnotes of the official text at Laws of Bangladesh (read Oct 2026), plus earlier, later-replaced changes and court rulings where known. Dates are enactment dates. No 18th Amendment had been enacted as of October 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What does the amendment matrix show?

Each row is an amendment Act and each column is an article of the Constitution of Bangladesh. A coloured cell shows that the amendment changed that article; click it to read exactly what changed.

What do the colours mean?

Navy means a provision was added or inserted, teal means it was replaced or substituted, gold means the wording was changed, and red marks a removal or a court ruling. A striped cell is an earlier change that was later replaced.

Where does the information come from?

From the footnotes of the official text on Laws of Bangladesh (bdlaws.minlaw.gov.bd), plus earlier replaced changes and court rulings where known. Always check the official text before relying on it.

Has an amendment changed your rights or your case?

Our advocates handle writ petitions and constitutional matters before the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. Book an initial consultation to discuss your situation.