Newly appointed Chief Prosecutor of the International Crimes Tribunal, Aminul Islam, has pledged to maintain a fully corruption-free tribunal. Speaking at a press conference at his office on Tuesday, he warned that strict action would be taken against any prosecutor or individual found involved in irregularities or corruption. He emphasized that the tribunal would operate according to international standards of justice and that no discussions outside the legal framework would be tolerated.

Aminul Islam stated that his priority is to ensure the tribunal functions strictly in accordance with the law, with increased transparency and efficiency. He mentioned that 24 formal charges have already been submitted, and trials for 21 of those cases are ongoing in two tribunals. Although he has not yet reviewed the case materials, he has requested all files for examination. If any investigation is found inadequate or flawed, corrective measures will be taken as per the law.

He also discussed with the prosecution team ways to expedite case resolution in line with the aspirations of the July Revolution, promising prompt necessary steps.