The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) has found evidence of enforced disappearance, rape, and torture against former Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Alep Uddin.
- Alep Uddin allegedly disappeared many people and kept them locked up for years, torturing them in cruel ways.
- He is accused of raping the wife of an enforced disappearance victim multiple times during Ramadan, after forcing her to break her fast.
- Alep Uddin allegedly tortured victims with electric shocks, blindfolding, and beating after hanging them upside down.
- He was arrested on November 13, along with former Superintendent of Police Mohiuddin Farooqui, who is also accused of enforced disappearance and torture.
- The ICT has received new allegations against Alep Uddin daily, and the investigation agency is working to submit a report and start the formal trial process.
- 10 former officials, including a former police chief and a former director general of NTMC, were produced before the ICT on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Source: The Business Standard
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