A court in Bangladesh has ordered 38 individuals, including Khairuzzaman Liton, to surrender in connection with crimes against humanity committed in Rajshahi during the July Ganobahuthhan (uprising) of 1971. The directive mandates the publication of notices in newspapers, demanding their appearance before the court. Liton and the others are accused in a case pertaining to atrocities committed during the Liberation War. Failure to comply with the surrender order could result in further legal consequences. The court’s decision marks a step forward in addressing alleged war crimes from the 1971 conflict. Specifically, the case relates to events that unfolded in Rajshahi during the July Ganobahuthhan. The order seeks to ensure those accused face justice for the alleged offenses.