Islami Bank official arrested in Lakshmipur for embezzling Tk 9 crore

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The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has arrested Islami Bank official Nur Mohammad in Raipur, Lakshmipur. He withdrew Tk 89.7 million 1,219 from the bank by showing fake investment loans in the names of 186 customers and committed suicide. He was arrested from the bank on Thursday (September 7) afternoon. Nur Mohammad is the bank's SBIS supervisor and the son of Shuja Mia of Char Lorench village in Kamalnagar upazila of Lakshmipur. ACC sources said that Nur Mohammad, working as an SBIS supervisor at the Raipur branch of Islami Bank, withdrew Tk 89.7 million 1,219 from the names of 186 customers by showing fake investment loans. He committed suicide. The bank's audit team found the matter true. Although no customer took the loan, he created fake and forged vouchers and approved the loan from the bank and embezzled it himself. The investigating officer of the case and Assistant Director at the ACC's Noakhali Integrated District Office, Md. Mashiur Rahman said that the manager of the bank has filed a case with Raipur Police Station as the plaintiff in this incident. The accused, Nur Mohammad, has been sent to jail through the court.
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