The International Crimes Tribunal has kept judgment pending (C.A.V.) in a case regarding the killing of six people in Kustia during the July mass movement. The case concerns crimes against humanity and involves four leaders, including Mahbubul Alam Hanif, joint general secretary of the now-banned Awami League. The tribunal, led by Justice Nazrul, concluded hearing arguments from both the prosecution and defense on Wednesday, October 7th. The judgment against Hanif and the three other accused could be delivered at any time. This ruling follows proceedings concerning the events that unfolded in Kustia during the period of widespread public protest in July. The case marks a significant moment in the ongoing trials related to crimes committed during that unrest. Further details of the verdict are anticipated soon.