Businessmen demand rescheduling of loans for 10 years.

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Businessmen demand rescheduling of loans for 10 years.

S Alam looted more than 50 thousand crore taka from Islami Bank. And those of us who have done honest business, are now unable to open LC. Not getting the required dollars. The business has been greatly affected by this crisis. Loss-making traders need to reschedule loans for 10 years.

S Alam looted more than 50 thousand crore taka from Islami Bank. And those of us who have done honest business, are now unable to open LC. Not getting the required dollars. The business has been greatly affected by this crisis. Loss-making traders need to reschedule loans for 10 years.

Today Saturday (August 24) in a hotel in the capital, the speakers said these things at the ‘customer rally’ organized to protect the Sharia-based Islamic banking system from illegal influence.

At that time, the former director of FBCCI, Abdul Haque, said that the investigation will reveal how the Islamic banks were given to black hands. I tried to understand the then governor and finance minister. But then it was not possible to understand. Everyone knows what happened next. However, the new governor quickly dissolved the board of Islami Bank. At the same time, a new board has been formed. He thanked those concerned for this.

FBCCI Deputy Vice-President Abul Kashem Haider said that S Alam has illegally employed many people with pay scale benefits of Islami Bank. Their appointment should be canceled as soon as possible. We can’t do much business with LC. Cannot sanction loan. But everything is going well for S Alam. Islamic banks were taken over by S Alam so that Islamic values ​​could not be developed. All the dollars were then smuggled abroad.

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