At the International Crimes Tribunal-1, victim Nazim Uddin testified as the fifth witness in a crimes against humanity case involving alleged abduction and torture at Ayenaghar. The case names former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and twelve former and current army officers as accused. Nazim, a 48-year-old computer businessman from Jessore and a local BNP activist, described being abducted on May 25, 2016, from Mirpur, Dhaka, by men in a black microbus.

In his statement, Nazim recounted being taken to a building where he was blindfolded, beaten, and interrogated about his political activities and social media posts critical of the Awami League and India. He said he was held in a small cell marked as a DGFI facility, where he endured repeated questioning and physical abuse. He identified the location based on sounds of nearby aircraft and mosque announcements.

The tribunal proceedings continue as part of the broader investigation into alleged human rights violations connected to the Ayenaghar detention site.