11th January, 2021 12:29:51 "A drop of ink makes millions think." I am told by a very senior journalist as well as by a very elderly lawyer that it was Justice Murshed who would tell this. After all, it was Justice Murshed who was the most enlightened personality of his times and it was this enlightenment or this beacon of light that he wanted to pass on to his fellow countrymen. What late Allama Iqbal was to his part of the world Murshed was to his native Bangladesh--"A friend, philosopher and guide." Late Chief Justice Syed Mahbub Murshed was arguably the most distinguished constitutional lawyer and the most eminent jurist that our South Asian sub-continent has ever seen. He was indisputably our nation’s most articulate advocate of human rights and the most eloquent civil libertarian. Not only did Syed Mahbub Murshed discharge his duty to the nation with outstanding competence, he also set a high standard for all professionals to emulate. The question that does arise will ever be such a great man, the greatest judge will ever be born again who subsequently after resigning became an independent political figure who participated in salvaging and saving our Bangla nation. He was also one of the founders of the nation.