ACC sues ex-minister Bir Bahadur, wife for amassing wealth illegally
In the first case, Bir Bahadur is accused of possessing Tk9.18 crore in wealth beyond known income sources and making suspicious transactions worth Tk58.41 crore through 13 bank accounts
Office of the Anti-Corruption Commission. File Photo: TBS
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has filed two separate cases against former Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs minister Bir Bahadur Ushwe Sing and his wife, Ma Hla Prue over amassing wealth illegally.
ACC Director General Md Akhtar Hossain made the disclosure today (3 August) in a press briefing.
In the first case, Bir Bahadur is accused of possessing Tk9.18 crore in wealth beyond known income sources and making suspicious transactions worth Tk58.41 crore through 13 bank accounts.
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In the second case, both Bir Bahadur and his wife were accused.
Ma Hla Prue allegedly acquired Tk3.36 crore illegally and had suspicious transactions of Tk15.59 crore in six bank accounts.
