In 1971, the International Criminal Tribunal sentenced the six accused to death in Khulna's Batighata case of crimes against humanity.
On Thursday, the chairman of the tribunal, Justice Md. The three-member tribunal led by Shahinur Islam announced the 203-page Rat.
The other members of the tribunal are Justice Abu Ahmed Jamadar and Justice KM Hafizul Alam.
The accused are Amjad Hossain Howladar Sahar Ali Sardar, Atitar Rahman, Motachim Billah, Kamal Uddin Goldar and Nazru Islam, among them Nazrul Islam is absconding.
Prosecutor Sabina Isamin Khan Munni said that the case was initially eight accused, but one person was killed, except for the other seven people will be filed a final report.
The investigation of the case began on November 15, 2015. On August 8, 2017, the trial of 1,27 pages of seven volumes against the accused was submitted to the Tribunal.
Among them, all the four crimes mentioned in the investigation report have been accused against the accused Amjad Hossain Howladar.
According to the report, he was a supporter of the Convention Muslim League and later Jamaat during the Great Liberation War of 1971. The other six accused were also supporters of the Convention Muslim League and Jamaat during the Liberation War.
First complaint against the accused: On August 10, 1971, Amjad Hossain Hawladar, including four or five people, attacked and killed Vinod Mandal in an attack on Shanti Lata Mandal of Machalita village of Batighata in Batighata.
Second complaint: On October 15, 1971, the accused arrested, tortured and shot unarmed Haridas Majumdar in Chaprashi Bai village of Batighata.
Triti Complaint: During the liberation war, four people of the innocent Hindu community were killed, four-sixty-sixty-sixth of the goods were attacked and set up in an attack on Sukhdasa village of Batighata to wipe out the Hindu community on October 21.
Fourth allegation: On November 29, 1971, these accused shot dead freedom fighter Jyotish Mandal and Abdul Aziz in an attack on Baro Ajita village of Batighata.
