A fact-finding committee investigating allegations of extortion against the Chief Prosecutor of the International Crimes Tribunal has failed to submit a report after three months. The accusations center around a demand for a substantial sum of money – reportedly crores of taka (multiple millions). The five-member committee is headed by the very prosecutor under scrutiny, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest. No details regarding the nature of the extortion claim or the identity of the accuser have been publicly released. The delay in the report’s submission is fueling criticism and concerns about transparency within the tribunal. Authorities have not commented on the stalled investigation or the allegations themselves. The lack of progress is prompting calls for an independent inquiry into the matter.