The Anti-Corruption Commission or ACC — ACC is a statutory independent corruption prevention and corruption detective body of the state — has decided to withdraw from the probe into the allegations of money laundering and embezzlement against Evaly, the controversial e-commerce platform of Bangladesh.
ACC Chairman Moinuddin Abdullah, reportedly, maintained this when he said, “…another agency will look into the matter of Evaly, including money laundering,” while adding that the issue of [irregularities in the] e-commerce sector or Evaly is not in the schedule of the ACC.
The ACC Chairman further, reportedly, underlined the police and the CID will look into the matter even as he added the responsibility of looking into Evaly does not fall on the ACC as it was a matter of fraud and concerns the interests of customers.
It may be mentioned here that the e-commerce sector of Bangladesh is in news these days centring the so-called anomalies and malpractices being indulged in by various online entities.
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