Bangladesh’s prosecution authority has formally filed charges against former Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Habibur Rahman and ten other senior officers in connection with the killing of Imam Hasan Taim during the July uprising in Jatrabari. The charges were submitted to the registrar of the International Crimes Tribunal on Wednesday, confirmed Chief Prosecutor Mohammad Tajul Islam. The accused include former Joint Commissioner Sudip Kumar Chakraborty, former DC of Wari Zone Iqbal Hossain, ADC Shakil Mohammad Shamim, and several other officers, including the then Officer-in-Charge of Jatrabari Police Station, Abul Hasan. Taim, son of a police sub-inspector, was reportedly shot dead on July 20 last year while out with a friend during the unrest. The case has drawn significant public attention as it involves senior law enforcement officials accused of excessive use of force. Legal analysts say the tribunal’s proceedings could set a precedent for accountability in police operations during political crises. The next hearing date is expected to be announced soon.