Salary of just 11 lakh, over 450 properties across globe…this Bangladesh leader is…., Sheikh Hasina is his….

Saifuzzaman Chowdhury, a minister in Sheikh Hasina’s govt in Bangladesh, is the target of the length in-between govt led by Mohammad Yunus. The motive within the serve of right here's his immense wealth. Curiously, Saifuzzaman gets a wage of Rs 11 lakh however owns over 490 properties in quite a lot of international locations, at the side of The US, London, and Dubai. Out of these, 300 properties are within the United Kingdom by myself. These particulars had been printed in an investigative legend by a media house.

Who is Saifuzzaman Chowdhury?

Saifuzzaman Chowdhury became once a minister in Sheikh Hasina’s govt. Sheikh Hasina had to step down from the live situation and had to flee the nation following massive protests in 2024. Chowdhury additionally left the nation following protests in August.

He had declared his assets to be price Rs 20 crore in his earnings tax return. Chowdhury’s father Akhtaruzzaman became once a confidant of Sheikh Hasina.
He became once additionally the founding member of United Industrial Monetary institution. He's accused of killing the founding chairman of UCB. Between 1992 and 2024, his family equipped quite a lot of properties price over USD 295 million in fundamental cities within the enviornment.

Notably, Chowdhury’s ranking price started increasing in 2019. At some level of that length, he became once serving because the land minister within the govt.. According to the legend, he has property in Burj Khalifa in Dubai, in London’s Commuter Metropolis, extra than 300 homes within the UK, in Singapore and Malaysia.

Frozen Monetary institution Accounts

As reported by Al-Jazeera, the central bank of Bangladesh has blocked the bank accounts belonging to Chowdhury and his family. Furthermore, the nation’s anti-corruption commission has initiated an inquiry into claims that he unlawfully received significant sums of money, amounting to thousands of crores of taka (a entire bunch of thousands and thousands of bucks), and therefore laundered these funds within the UK.