30 journalists are accused in the case with Sheikh Hasina

The aftermath of the fall of Sheikh Hasina's government still remains. Government-obsessed journalists were no less responsible for strengthening the dictator Hasina's hand and cementing her power. The so-called civils were equally responsible for a dictatorial system of government. So, this time, at least 53 people including Hasina have been made defendants among the flatterers and flatterers of the Hasina government.

Thirty journalists have been indicted in a case by the International Criminal Tribunal for inciting murder, genocide and torture during the quota reform movement. A total of 53 people including former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and some members of her cabinet have been accused in this case.

Abdur Razzak, the father of the deceased student Nasib Hassan Rian, filed the case at the office of the tribunal's investigation agency in Dhanmondi of the capital on Thursday.

Former prime minister's press secretary Naemul Islam Khan, former prime minister's information adviser Iqbal Sobhan Chowdhury, president of the National Press Club Farida Yasmin, general secretary Shyamal Dutta, editor-in-chief of Ekatar TV Mozammel Babu, former news chief Shakeel Ahmed, former chief reporter Farzana Rupa and Head of Current Affairs Mithila Farzana, TV anchor Nabanita Chowdhury, AB News Editor Subhash Singh Roy, Samam Television Managing Director Ahmed Zobair and now TV News Head Tushar Abdullah.

Also accused are DBC News CEO Saiful Alam, Editor-in-Chief Manjurul Islam, Pranab Saha and Editor Jahedul Hasan Pintu, Bangladesh Pratidin Editor Naeem Nizam, Dainik Samakal former editor Abed Khan, ATN News News Chief Prabash Amin, Ekatar TV, Independent TV Chief. News Editor Ashish Saikat, Head of News of Asian TV Manash Ghosh, Former Information Commissioner Masuda Bhatti, Former Chief Executive of ATN News Munni Saha, Chief Executive of ATN Bengal Jay Mamun, Executive Editor of Daily Janakanth Swadesh Roy, Soma Islam of Channel I, Shyamal Sarkar of Ittefaq (Ittefaq), contemporary Ajay Das and former Prime Minister's Deputy Press Secretary Ashraful Alam Khokon.

Also accused in the case are former judge of Appellate Division AHM Shamsuddin Chowdhury Manik, educationist and writer Muhammad Zafar Iqbal, online activist Nijhum Majumder and Dhaka University history department professor Mejbah Kamal.