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ACC starts quizzing ex-BFIU chief

A Correspondent:
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has started quizzing former head of Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) Masud Biswas who was arrested by detective police on Saturday.
Masud will be produced before a court after initial interrogation, said ACC’s public relations officer Akhtarul Islam.
ACC started an investigation against Masud Biswas over graft allegation during the interim gov-ernment’s tenure.
According to the complaints, Masud facilitated irregularities taking bribes from top corrupt offi-cials during the previous government’s tenure.
He had a silent role in the laundering of TK 92,000 crore in 24 major cases, including the Hallmark and Bismillah Group scandal.
Besides, allegations surfaced that the Cash Transaction Report (CTR) was not verified by the BFIU with Masud being identified as the primary figure behind this oversight.

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