An employee of Noakhali Science and Technology University (NSTU) has been accused of embezzling student funds by forging bank seals and signatures. The accused, Mohammad Shahadat Hossain, worked as a computer typist in the exam controller’s office and was later transferred to the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology department. He allegedly collected cash from students, claiming it was for bank fee deposits, but instead used a fake seal on receipts while keeping the money himself. The fraud came to light on April 14 when a spelling inconsistency in the forged seal exposed the deception.
At least 14 fake receipts have been identified so far. A three-member investigation committee was formed on April 30, led by Professor Mohammad Saiful Alam of the Chemistry Department. University officials and the Agrani Bank branch manager confirmed the forgery and said the matter is under investigation. The university administration has pledged to take legal and administrative action once the inquiry report is submitted.
Investigators are reviewing documents and interviewing staff to determine whether others were involved in the scheme.
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