The International Crimes Tribunal has finally started a system to preserve all necessary documents of the cases that saw verdicts until date. The tribunal formally handed over the documents to the Liberation War Museum authorities.
The tribunal registrar office says they will send all the relevant documents to the museum to preserve these historical documents. At the same time, the office will also hand over copies of the verdicts to the Supreme Court library.
Yesterday, the verdict copies were handed over to Mafidul Haq and Akku Chowdhury, trustees of the museum, by tribunal Registrar AKM Nasiruddin Mahmud at his office. Deputy Registrar Arunava Chakraborty and prosecutor Zead-al-Malum were also present.
Later Mafidul said: “These copies of the verdicts are priceless assets for our nation. We will archive these documents for the general people.”
The tribunal registrar said: “We are handing over the copies of total nine verdicts that were pronounced by the two tribunals until date to the Liberation War Museum authorities.” He further said the tribunal office would give some more documents to the museum since they knew proper archival system.
