2 Bangladesh Bank brasses under graft radar

An inquiry has been launched against two executive directors of Bangladesh Bank for their alleged involvement in corruption and misappropriating money.

Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) summoned Abdur Rahim, one of the directors, on June 9 for quizzing, the body’s Public Relations Officer Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya told The Daily Star.

Rahim, who is also an adviser of Rupali Bank is suspected of allocating a huge amount of loan and misappropriating the bank money, the ACC said.

The other official is SM Moniruzzaman, who allegedly is involved in swindling money and abusing power, the ACC official said.