Testimonies from 11 witnesses have been completed in the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) case against Prashanta Kumar (PK) Halder, S Alam Group Chairman Mohammad Saiful Alam, and 11 others. The case involves allegations of abuse of power and fraud in securing and misappropriating a loan. On Sunday, July 19, the fifth special judge of Dhaka, Mohammad Abdullah Al Mamun, heard testimony from Asadul Azad, Assistant Vice President of First Security Islami Bank PLC. The court set August 9 for the remaining cross-examinations and the testimony of the investigating officer.
According to court officials, ten witnesses had previously testified, and the investigating officer will be the final witness. The same court had framed charges against the 13 accused on January 19. The accused include senior officials of S Alam Group, Reliance Finance Limited (now Aviva Finance Limited), and Marine Vegetable Oils. Two accused, Nahida Runai and Rashedul Haque, are in custody, while the others remain absconding.
The case alleges that on August 12, 2013, the accused approved a term loan of Tk 32.5 crore under a fictitious company and later transferred the funds to S Alam Super Edible Oil Limited. The ACC filed the case on July 2 last year, and the charge sheet was submitted on October 16.
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