BM Desk:
The Awami League has challenged the Center for Policy Dialogue (CPD) to provide details about its claim that Bangladesh’s banking sector lost Tk92,261 crore due to major scams since 2008.
General Secretary Obaidul Quader, responding to the CPD report, said, “The money will be brought back to the country if the organization provides detailed information. Where has the money gone? We want to know that.”
Quader, highlighting the lack of clarity in the CPD report, further stated, “Whether it’s Debapriya or Mustafiz who authored the report, we demand information on the whereabouts of the money. We are committed to bringing those funds back.”
CPD report alleges Tk92,261 crore lost from Bangladesh’s banking sector due to scams since 2008. Awami League challenges CPD to provide details on the scam claims. Quader reiterates the government’s commitment to recovering lost funds. AL expresses confidence in upcoming elections, dismisses concerns about conflict.
Quader commented on the upcoming elections, stating that the Awami League is not afraid of any major conflict and that law enforcement will ensure a peaceful environment. He emphasized the Election Commission’s independence and responsibility to enforce the Electoral Code of Conduct.
Overall, the Awami League’s response highlights its dissatisfaction with the CPD report’s lack of specifics and reiterates its commitment to addressing financial misconduct in the banking sector. Additionally, the party expresses confidence in the upcoming elections and warns against attempts to disrupt the voting process.
