Chief Prosecutor of the International Crimes Tribunal, Aminul Islam, stated that former army officer Lieutenant General Masud Uddin Chowdhury was the key figure behind crimes against humanity committed during the 1/11 political period, including the alleged torture of current Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. He said that at that time, Masud Uddin Chowdhury and several others were regarded as the de facto government, effectively running state affairs.
Speaking at a press briefing at his tribunal office on Sunday, Aminul Islam confirmed that a production warrant had been issued for Masud Uddin Chowdhury in a missing case, leading to his appearance before the tribunal on April 7. He was shown arrested and taken to a safe home for one day of interrogation. The prosecutor said that the information obtained from the questioning is being verified and that further interrogation for two more days may be conducted if necessary.
Aminul Islam added that the investigation covers events from the 1/11 period, the July movement, and Chowdhury’s alleged involvement in various activities linked to Sheikh Hasina. A consolidated report will be shared once the investigation is complete.
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