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The Abdus Sattar ministry was the Council of Ministers of Bangladesh during the presidency of Abdus Sattar, serving during the 2nd legislative session of the Jatiya Sangsad. It was formed following Sattar’s election as President in November 1981, succeeding the administration of Ziaur Rahman. The ministry was short-lived, as it was dissolved after a military coup on 24 March 1982, which ousted Sattar and brought Hussain Muhammad Ershad to power.^[2]

Members

The following lists the president(s), the vice-president(s) and the special assistant(s) to the president:^[3]


Portfolio	Minister	Took office	Left office
President also in-charge of꞉ Presidential Secretariat (Presidential Division, General and Economic Affairs, Information Division, Establishment Division) Cabinet Secretariat (Cabinet Division) Ministry of Defence Ministry of Science and Technology Ministry of Planning (27 November 1981 — 12 February 1982) Ministry of Land Administration and Land Reforms (12 February 1982 — 5 March 1982) Ministry of Irrigation, Water Development and Flood Control (12 February 1982 — 5 March 1982) Ministry of Forests, Fisheries and Animal Husbandry (5 March 1982 — 24 March 1982) Department of Manpower Development (5 March 1982 — 24 March 1982) Ministry of Labour, Manpower and Social Welfare (5 March 1982 — 24 March 1982) Ministry of Women Affairs (5 March 1982 — 24 March 1982) Department of Youth Development (5 March 1982 — 24 March 1982)	Abdus Sattar	15 November 1981	24 March 1982 (deposed in a coup)
Vice-president	Mirza Nurul Huda	24 November 1981	23 March 1982
Vice-president	Mohammad Mohammadullah	23 March 1982	24 March 1982
Adviser also in-charge of꞉ Ministry of Commerce (12 February 1982 — 23 March 1982) Ministry of Industries (12 February 1982 — 27 February 1982)	Mirza Nurul Huda	23 March 1982	24 March 1982

Officeholder	Term start	Term end	Office
Shah Azizur Rahman	15 April 1979^[a]	24 March 1982	Prime Minister also in-charge of꞉ Ministry of Education (27 November 1981 — 11 February 1982) Ministry of Law and Parliamentary Affairs (12 February 1982 — 24 March 1982) Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives (12 February 1982 — 5 March 1982) Ministry of Religious Affairs (12 February 1982 — 24 March 1982)
S. A. Bari	23 August 1979 ^[b]	27 November 1981	Deputy Prime Minister

No.	Portrait	Name	Term start	Term end	Office