Dr. Yunus, the interim government’s chief advisor, stated that the bank heist incident had stolen the nation’s riches and that those responsible ought to be prosecuted as soon as possible.
Dr. Ahsan H. Mansur, the governor of Bangladesh Bank, received this directive during the government’s policy-making level meeting on the nation’s economy on Sunday, February 9.
The gathering was informed that all of S Alam Group’s properties had been seized, and that the mobile financial services provider “Nagad” had also been the target of certain actions. There are twelve organizations known to be involved in money laundering.
During a press conference, Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam stated that the nation’s economic circumstances have improved during the past six months. Per capita income and foreign exchange reserves have risen as inflation has declined. Nonetheless, at the conclusion of the most recent fiscal year, the nation’s GDP grew by 4.22 percent.
Professor Yunus expressed some satisfaction with the current situation of the economy, but felt that further improvement was needed. He mentioned that those who looted the bank’s money actually took the money of the common people; therefore, it is imperative to bring them under the law.
At the press conference, it was revealed that a “Central Command Center” has been established, headed by the Ministry of Home Affairs, to keep a close eye on the nation’s law and order situation. Dr. Md. Khairuzzaman, the finance secretary, gave a presentation on the expansion of domestic production as well as other economic concerns.
“The law and order situation is now good and the number of killings that occurred in the past is now low,” Shafiqul Alam remarked, highlighting the growth of both economic development and law and order.

