ICT to be reconstituted soon: Chief prosecutor
He said the ICT teams are also visiting hospitals to collect evidences of genocides and crimes against humanity
International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) chief prosecutor Md Tajul Islam today (15 September) said the tribunal would be reconstituted soon.
"The reconstitution may take place in next one week. I had a meeting with the law adviser in this regard last week," he told BSS.
"The prosecution is not being able to obtain crucial orders from the tribunal unless it is reconstituted. The adviser has assured me. The trial process will start formally after the reconstitution of the tribunal," he added.
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The chief prosecutor further said letters are being sent to all the media houses, private and public hospitals, civil surgeon offices, deputy commissioners and superintendents of police, seeking information and evidences of genocides those have allegedly been taken following the order of the past Awami League government in July and August.
He said the ICT teams are also visiting hospitals to collect evidences of genocides and crimes against humanity.
He urged all to come forward with information in this regard.
The tribunal at this moment has no judges, as former chairman Abu Ahmed Jamadar went into retirement on 13 July, while another judge was taken back to the High Court.
