
The interim government of Bangladesh is drafting a new law aimed at safeguarding depositors' interests amid ongoing concerns regarding financial regulation. The proposed legislation addresses issues related to fugitive ownership linked to past political activities, particularly those associated with the Awami League. In a related development, the chief of the Detective Branch, Rezaul Karim Mallik, has pledged to bring prominent criminals, including Imam-ul-Hasan, also known as Picchi Helal, and Sanjidul Islam Imon, to justice, particularly in light of recent violent incidents involving local businessmen. Mallik emphasized that individuals involved in criminal activities will not find a place in Bangladesh. Additionally, the government has reiterated its commitment to accountability and justice, working with international partners to recover stolen funds from abroad, as stated by officials from the Chief Adviser's office.






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The interim government has said they remain committed to accountability and justice, and will be working with partners around the world to return the stolen funds to the people of Bangladesh. https://t.co/IWpnKtd7d8
"We remain committed to accountability and justice, and we will be working with partners around the world to return the stolen funds to the people of Bangladesh," according to a statement issued from the press Office of Chief Adviser last night. #Bangldesh #MoneyLaundering…