The International Crimes Tribunal will announce verdict against nine accused including Khalilur Rahman of Mymensingh, in a case lodged over crimes against humanity during the war of liberation, 1971 on February 11.
A three-member judicial panel led by Justice Mohammad Shahinur Islam, the chairman of the tribunal, set the date on Tuesday, confirmed Advocate Abdus Sattar Palowan.
Shahidur Rahman and Rezia Sultana Chaman represented the prosecution in the case, while Advocates Abdus Shukur Khan and Abdus Sattar Palowan stood for the accused.
The prosecution hoped for the maximum punishment.
Among 11 accused in this case, two died during the trial.
On March 4, 2018, the tribunal framed charges against 11 people in Mymensingh with the murder of four people, detention of nine people, robbery, arson, kidnapping, torture, and extortion.
According to the case statement, they committed these crimes in Sadhua village of Niguari union of Pagla police station and Rouha village of Tangab union of Gafargaon upazila of Mymensingh district.
The investigation against the accused started on October 16, 2014.
The accused- Mohammad Khalilur Rahman Mir, Mohammad Samsuzzaman alias Abul Kalam, Mohammad Abdullah, Mohammad Rois Uddin Azadi alias Akkel Ali and Abdul Latif of Sadhua village are in jail.
Meanwhile, two other accused Mohammad Abdul Malek Akand alias Abul Member and Nurul Amin Shahjahan died during the trial.
Besides, other four accused of the case - AFM Faizullah, Md Abdur Razzak Mandal, Sirajul Islam, and Mohammad Alim Uddin Khan are absconding.