Dhaka: The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) seized and froze movable and immovable assets worth Tk 28,51,80,113 in March following 12 court orders. ACC Deputy Director (Public Relations) Md Akhtarul Islam confirmed the information today.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the ACC stated that five of the 12 court orders resulted in the seizure of assets valued at Tk 15,64,92,605. The seized properties include 17 acres of land, one building, a tin-shed house, three apartments, a pond, four commercial spaces, and a residential house.
Under the remaining seven court orders, financial assets amounting to Tk 12,86,87,508 were frozen. These assets encompass 74 bank accounts, eight savings accounts, one current account, three credit cards, two Mudarabah Savings Deposit (MSD) accounts, one SB account, five fixed deposit receipts (FDRs), two Beneficiary Owner (BO) accounts, one savings certificate, and four term deposits.
In total, the value of seized and frozen assets stood at Tk 28.51 crore, the ACC stated. The commission added that, in compliance with court directives, detailed lists of the assets have been submitted by the concerned departments.