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The war crimes tribunal will give its decision on the contempt charges against Gonoshasthaya Kendra founder Zafrullah Chowdhury on Aug 30.
The International Crimes Tribunal-2 led by Justice Obaidul Hassan fixed the date on Monday, a day after Chowdhury apologised to the court for describing tribunal judges as “mentally ill”. On June 10, the war crimes tribunal found Chowdhury guilty of contempt for his remarks about the punishment given to British national and journalist David Bergman.
Later, in the day, he met the press and said: “The contempt of court verdict
has proved that these three judges are mentally ill.” The Appellate Division quashed his conviction on contempt charges over remarks about Bergman’s punishment but cautioned him after he offered unconditional apology. Earlier, Chowdhury had been pulled up by the tribunal for his remarks in a talk show.
The war crimes tribunal will give its decision on the contempt charges against Gonoshasthaya Kendra founder Zafrullah Chowdhury on Aug 30.
The International Crimes Tribunal-2 led by Justice Obaidul Hassan fixed the date on Monday, a day after Chowdhury apologised to the court for describing tribunal judges as “mentally ill”. On June 10, the war crimes tribunal found Chowdhury guilty of contempt for his remarks about the punishment given to British national and journalist David Bergman.
Later, in the day, he met the press and said: “The contempt of court verdict
has proved that these three judges are mentally ill.” The Appellate Division quashed his conviction on contempt charges over remarks about Bergman’s punishment but cautioned him after he offered unconditional apology. Earlier, Chowdhury had been pulled up by the tribunal for his remarks in a talk show.
