Team visits Patenga terminal and Agrabad head office

TIB calls it unacceptable, urges suspension

Urges all parties to rely on accurate and verified CPI data published by TI

A Dhaka court yesterday ordered ACC to confiscate six flats and nine shares of different markets owned by former land minister Saifuzzaman Chowdhury, his wife and brother and their beneficiaries over corruption allegations brought against them.

A Dhaka court yesterday ordered the Anti-Corruption Commission to issue a red alert through Interpol against S Alam Group Chairman Mohammad Saiful Alam and his two brothers in a case filed over acquiring Tk 104.20 crore by corrupt means.

Charges yet to be specified by police

Money withdrawn from four separate banks

The court also fined each of the couple Tk 10,000

Expelled by union unit of BNP hours after arrest

The Anti-Corruption Commission has filed a case against 43 individuals, including prominent business figures and senior officials of Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd, over the alleged embezzlement of Tk 363 crore from the bank's Gulshan branch in Dhaka.

12 senior officials were allegedly rewarded with flats for involvement in manipulating 2018 election

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has filed a case against seven former government officials, including Bangladesh Railway’s former director general Md Tohidul Anwar Chowdhury, over alleged financial losses of the state worth Tk 598.84 crore stemming from the procurement of ineffective DEMU t

Taken into ACC custody

There are allegations of acquiring Tk 113 crore beyond known sources of income

FT documentary probes daunting task of recovering stolen wealth

The Anti-Corruption Commission has summoned 12 former secretaries and officials of the same rank for questioning over allegations of receiving flats in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi in exchange for assisting in irregularities during the 2018 election.

ACC finds evidence of suspicious transactions through 20 bank accounts

ACC official says couple amassed huge amount of money by abusing power

Court sets September 21 for next hearings

A Dhaka court today refused to hear a petition filed seeking permission to defend Hasina in a corruption case