Corruption in Bangladesh

Recently, the Supreme Court of Bangladesh has denied giving the Bangladesh government extension of time for the separation of the judiciary from the executive branch. This process was started in 1999 on Supreme Court directive and successive governments have failed to accomplish the task even in six years.

I am not a political scientist but in my analysis, there's a direct correlation between the prevalence of widespread corruption in Bangladesh and not having the judiciary separated from executive branch. The reason is obvious - most of the government agencies are corrupt but these agencies are protected by the fact that the judiciary currently is not separate from the executive branch. To be able to achieve a functioning democracy in Bangladesh I think it's necessary for the government now to act to separate the judiciary from the executive branch. Separation of the judiciary from the executive branch will help to establish transparency in governance and establish accountability for the government agencies. It's disheartening to see that a democratically elected government delays a proceeding as important as this.