Chief Prosecutor Aminul Islam of the International Crimes Tribunal stated that there will be no compromise on transparency in the tribunal’s proceedings. He made the remarks on Sunday afternoon before the second meeting of the facts-finding committee formed to investigate allegations of unethical activities. Aminul Islam emphasized that all necessary measures will be taken to ensure transparency and fairness in the tribunal’s work and to avoid any actions that could create controversy.

He further said that the goal is to ensure justice for every individual so that no innocent person is harassed and no offender escapes punishment. The Chief Prosecutor stressed that maintaining the tribunal’s image is of utmost importance. The five-member committee, led by him, includes prosecutors Abdus Sobhan Tarafdar, Marzina Rahman Madina, Mohammad Zahirul Amin, and law research officer Sifattullah.

The committee was formed to uncover any unethical conduct by members of the prosecution team or related individuals, following allegations that recently resigned prosecutor Saimum Reza Talukder demanded one crore taka in exchange for bail.