ACC working to seize Tulip Siddique's illegal funds in the UK!
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Published: 12:58 10 February 2025
The Bangladesh Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has started working to seize Tulip Siddique's illegal funds in the UK. The ACC is investigating the money acquired through money laundering. Recently, the UK media outlet The Telegraph reported on this matter.
A report published on Sunday said that senior officials of the Bangladesh Anti-Corruption Commission are working to bring back the money laundered during Sheikh Hasina's tenure. Tulip Siddique has been embroiled in various controversies even after resigning from the post of City Minister a month ago.
An investigation has revealed that Tulip Siddique owns a flat in London, which she received as a gift from a person associated with the Awami League. The investigation has indicated that she misled the public in this regard, as a result of which she was forced to resign.
ACC Director General Akhtar Hossain said they are continuing their investigation against Tulip Siddique and are gathering evidence from foreign sources. He added that they are working with law enforcement agencies in various countries to bring back the laundered money.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for Tulip Siddique claimed that there is no evidence to support these allegations and that he has denied all the claims.
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