Corrupted Leaders Become Trouble in London
Corrupted Leaders Become Trouble in London<
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A group of Awami League corrupt leaders, former ministers, and other influential former leaders illegally send a large amount of foreign currency from Bangladesh. The interim government, after finding the properties of these people abroad, including in the United Kingdom, took action. Moreover, Sheikh Fazle Nur Tapas, Foreign Minister [former] Hasan Mahmud, Abdur Rahman, Saifuzzaman Chowdhury, Shafiqur Rahman, Khaled Mahmud Chowdhury, Abu Sayed Al Mahmud Sapan, Anwaruzzaman Chowdhury, and the owner, Salman, of Beximco Pharmaceuticals.
IACCC - International Anti-Corruption Co-ordination Centre actively works on these issues. NCA - National Crime Agency also identifies much more wealth related to this. The agency has already recovered 170 million pounds, and Beximco Pharma has recovered 90 million pounds. Gradually, more illegally sent wealth from Bangladesh will be uncovered. In this context, all former Ministers, Members of Parliament, the Mayor of Sylhet, and the whip become tense as well.
Total estimated wealth has gone away from Bangladesh, 234 billion dollars.
That was figured out by the Bangladesh Bank and other agencies.
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The Chief Adviser of Bangladesh, the Bangladesh Bank Governor, the Anti-Corruption Agency, and other committees together prepared letters, overviews, and specific queries internationally, carefully analyzed them, and then took appropriate action. Hopefully, the British Government and Court will finally decide.
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That was big amount of money. Of course it will be finally decided by Court.
Ruled the country and taken money from his or her own country to abroad. That was not acceptable.
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