$234bn siphoned off during Hasina rule, some to India
Bangladesh Estimates $16 Billion Siphoned Yearly in Hasina Rule
(Bloomberg) -- An average $16 billion may have been illicitly siphoned out of Bangladesh annually during former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year rule, according to the findings of a committee formed by interim leader Muhammad Yunus. The panel led ...
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An average $16 billion was illicitly siphoned out of Bangladesh annually during former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year ...
A joint investigation by British newspaper The Observer and Berlin-based anti-corruption organisation Transparency ...
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