The Anti-Corruption Commission has filed a case against four BMET officials and five manpower agency representatives for trafficking women abroad using fake passports. The accused allegedly submitted applications using mismatched passport numbers and secured clearance without proper verification. Evidence shows that four underage women were illegally sent to the Middle East as domestic workers, violating government policy. Financial gain was also cited as a motive. The irregularities were uncovered during a raid at BMET's Dhaka office on May 29.
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has filed a case against four officials of the Bureau of Manpower, Employment and Training (BMET) and owners and officials of five manpower export agencies over allegations of trafficking women abroad using fake passports.
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