‘195 Pakistani war criminals must be tried’

Liberation War Affairs Minister AKM Mozammel Huq yesterday said the country will prosecute 195 identified Pakistani war criminals for sure, reports BSS.
"Though we are bringing the people of our country those committed crimes against humanity in 1971, to justice, but we are yet to try the 195 identified war criminals from Pakistan. But we will do it for sure and if necessary, we will go to international court for that," Mozammel said.
The minister said these while inaugurating Muktijuddher Bijoy Manch organised by Bangladesh Gana Ajadi League at Liberation War Museum in the capital. The function was presided over by party's president advocate SK Shikder.
"Militancy was patronised in our country in the past and anti-liberation elements were in power. But the present government is committed to eliminate militancy and build a non-communal Bangladesh by ensuring equal rights for people of all religions," Mozammel added.

 

195 Pakistani war criminals must be tried

Liberation War Affairs Minister AKM Mozammel Huq yesterday said the country will prosecute 195 identified Pakistani war criminals for sure, reports BSS. Though we are bringing the people of our country those committed crimes against humanity in 1971, to justice, but we are yet to try the 195 identified war criminals from Pakistan. But we will do it for sure and if necessary, we will go to international court for that, Mozammel said. The minister said these while inaugurating Muktijuddher Bijoy Manch organised by Bangladesh Gana Ajadi League at Liberation War Museum in the capital. The function was presided over by partys president advocate SK Shikder. Militancy was patronised in our country in the past and anti-liberation elements were in power. But the present government is committed to eliminate militancy and build a non-communal Bangladesh by ensuring equal rights for people of all religions, Mozammel added.