Many people witnessed the trial process at the international tribunal for the first time

I was at the tribunal all day yesterday. Alep, Mohiuddin Farooqui, Ziaul Ahsan, Mamun and many others were brought to court yesterday. Although we met in the domestic court, this is the first time that I have seen the trial process face to face at the international tribunal.

I felt the need to share several things.

1/ The atmosphere of the tribunal is extraordinary. It is a shame that such vile defendants are being tried in such a beautiful environment.

2/ The prosecutors are very sincere. Especially the Chief Pros. Tajul Bhai is just a mind blower. His style of speaking, the accused The aggressiveness of every lawyer was worth seeing. If he can work at his speed, InshaAllah we will get some good news of executions very soon.

Also, all the teachers were very friendly. I felt that we were being oppressed from their compassion. The senior and oldest teacher to whom I gave the statement, Shahidul Islam Sardar, shared a roti and fried rice he had brought for lunch with me. I was impressed by this.

3/ The crimes of almost everyone, including Alep Farooqui, are visibly proven, only the legal process is delaying the trial process. Our law and justice system works by crossing some unnecessary loopholes, which delays the main work and gives an opportunity to the criminal. However, Q. I feel very cautious in this regard.

4/ Q. They are not helping the government functions properly. If they did, the trial would have been faster. It is clear why they are not doing so. Hasina's people are still in the administration. They are not seeking justice for their relatives.

5/ The lawyers for the accused are behaving like thieves. You can tell by the look on their faces that they are under a lot of pressure to stand up for these vile accused, sacrificing their own morals and ethics for a few bucks.

However, the exception is the psycho Ziaul Ahsan's lawyer, who is in a relationship with his sister. Both brother and sister seem like cold-hearted psychos to me. He may want to defend and save his brother, but the way he shamelessly obstructed the work of the tribunal yesterday and is doing it regularly, despite knowing all his brother's crimes, is a sign of mental disorder.

He wasted about 45 minutes of the tribunal's time yesterday on a trivial matter and that was his intention. The situation is such that almost everyone in the room, including the judge, except for his own people, starts losing their temper with him. A real disgusting female she is.

6/ Mohiuddin Farooqui seems like a third gender to me. He walks like a girl, moves like one. His wife will be able to speak well of him. There is a call for an investigation.

I was trying to understand from his face how this womanly walking type of person used to cheer by making prisoners stand on iron bars. Q. While he was giving the verdict of his inhuman crimes, he kept his head lowered to the right side and blinking his eyes the whole time. The matter of the entrance is also noticeable. Fear surrounds them.

7/ Alep was in his natural don't care dramatic mood. His face had settled, his size already looked smaller and shorter. When Chief Q. was describing the rape of a victim's wife during the month of Ramadan, breaking her fast, I was looking at him with one glance to see his reaction. That's what I expected. His face had become sinful as he sinned. There was no emotion there.

But his emotionless mood was broken and tears rolled down his face when his idiot lawyer stood up and said that a group of people were talking about Alep's wife and children on social media. The matter then became quite humorous. An officer who raped a Muslim girl during the month of Ramadan, crying in a crowded courtroom for posting his wife's picture on Facebook. If we had had the opportunity to laugh out loud, we would have laughed out loud there.

But what I missed the whole time was a cup of tea with a thick milky smoke of dark liquor. After a long and indescribable period of 16 years, when I see Alep sitting on the court crying, it is natural to miss my other life partner, the cup of tea, while enjoying it.

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SM Mahady Hasan