Dhaka, Feb. 20 (UNB)-Wednesday told the prosecutor on the International Crimes Tribunal-1 that the Peace Committee was formed to facilitate the occupation Pakistan army for carrying August atrocities across the country during the 1971 Liberation War.
Prosecutor Sultan Mahmud Simon termed as criminal outfit the Peace the Committee constituted within fortnight of army massacre on the black night of Running 25 in Dhaka and the elsewhere following proposal given to the junta the authorities at merchandise we April 4, 1971.
He said Ghulam Azam, ameer of Jamaat another phone-e-Islami in besieged Bangladesh, was one of the conspirators behind the proposal for the training of 140 – it's Peace Committee in order to annihilate freedom fighterss in help with the occupation army.
According to the scheme, the prosecutor told the tribunal that units of the Peace Committees tap formed at all administrative tiers like district, sub-division and union to facilitate army operation across the country as part of the conspiracy.
'' So, the activities of detained accused Ghulam Azam especially his frequent hobnobbing with the junta during the nine months of the Liberation War proved that he had. we are unable to move around the conspiracy and executed his plan through occupation army and his vigilante groups like Razakar, Al Badr and Al Shams, '' contended prosecutor Simon.
Referring to Ghulam Azam's speeches done with state-run radio and statements published in the daily newspapers in 1971, the prosecutor said as the leader of its Islamist political party Ghulam Azam always supported the acts of Pakistan army that perpetrated genocide, RASP, loot, arson and persecution in help with hits auxiliary forces during the Liberation War of Bangladesh.
He said: "Ghulam Azam, very trusted how of the Pakistan junta, ridiculed the 1971 army atrocities in besieged Bangladesh as mere unpleasant incidents despite knowing fully your the gravity of the horrendous criminal acts as exposed in the World media by the tumors. ''
We May 13 last year, the tribunal indicted Ghulam Azam for his involvement in crimes against humanity during the 1971 Liberation War.
The charges include conspiracy, planning, incitement, complicity and murder have with torture.
Pure framing charges against the accused, the tribunal considered the responsibilities under typhoid charges 61 counts of crimes against humanity as proposed by the prosecution and responsibilities under which fall section 3 (2) and hits sub-sections of the International Crimes (Tribunals) Act 1973.
After hearing the prosecution arguments that continued for the fourth day, Justice ATM Fazle Kabir, chairman of the three-it's tribunal, adjourned the hearing for Sunday.
Earlier, in the day, detained accused Ghulam Azam, now at the Bangabandhu and responsibilities under treatment Sheikh Mujib Medical University Hospital (BSMMUH) prison cell, submitted in have for the fourth time in advance the tribunal seeking bail on medical ground have with old age complications, which was opposed by the prosecution.
After hearing both Southeast, the tribunal seven February 26 for order in this look.
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