Hasanul Haque Inu laughed hearing the verdict, 10 years imprisonment in the case of crimes against humanity
The International Criminal Tribunal has sentenced Hasanul Haque Inu, president of the 14-party alliance and former minister Hasanul Haque Inu, to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment in the case of crimes against humanity. On Tuesday (June 30), the International Criminal Tribunal-2 announced the verdict. After the verdict was announced, Inoue was seen standing in the courtroom smiling, attracting the attention of everyone present in the courtroom.
At the time of the announcement of the verdict, Hasanul Haque Inu, the only accused in the case, was brought from the jail to the court of the International Criminal Tribunal. Court proceedings are broadcast live.
The verdict of the tribunal said, torture and political persecution In the third charge Inu was sentenced to 10 years rigorous imprisonment. Besides In the sixth charge A further 10 years rigorous imprisonment with compensation of one lakh taka for conspiracy, abetment and involvement in mischief and In the seventh charge A further 10 years rigorous imprisonment was awarded along with a compensation of one lakh taka for conspiracy.
However First, second, fourth, fifth and eighth charges He has been acquitted. Although a total sentence of 30 years has been announced for the three charges, as per the court order, all the sentences will run concurrently A total of 10 years imprisonment have to do
before the last 22 June International Criminal Tribunal-II for adjudication of cases 30 June Set the day. The Chief Prosecutor participated in the hearing on behalf of the state Md. Aminul Islam And there was senior counsel for the accused Mansurul Haque Chowdhury.
After the investigation of the case 25 September A charge sheet was filed in the tribunal. 39 pages of complaint with 1 thousand 679 pages of documents, Three audios And Six videos Submitted as evidence. Hasanul Haque Inuk was the only accused in the case.
According to the chargesheet, Inu is accused of inciting the protesters by calling them BNP, Jamaat, terrorists and sectarians during the mass movement of July 2024. Apart from this, allegations of decision-making, implementation instructions, persuasion and support were also brought from a higher position as the president of Jas, a partner party of the then 14-party coalition government.
It is also said in the complaint that after calling the Superintendent of Police of Kushtia and ordering the suppression of the movement, the allegations of his involvement in the death of six people also came up during the investigation. Based on these allegations, the International Criminal Tribunal has completed the trial and announced the verdict.
