HomeBangladesh: CID files Tk117 crore money laundering case against Dhamaka

Bangladesh: CID files Tk117 crore money laundering case against Dhamaka

Dhamaka started selling various products including cars and motorcycles in November last year. Dhamaka has been tricking thousands of their customers with lucrative offers like 'Double Taka Vouchers', 'Signature Cards', and hefty discounts.

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Dhaka: The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has filed a Tk116 crore money laundering case against company Dhamaka. The case was filed at the Banani police station in the capital on Thursday (September 9). The Officer-in-charge of Banani Police Station Noor Azam Mia confirmed the matter.

Dhamaka started selling various products including cars and motorcycles in November last year. Dhamaka has been tricking thousands of their customers with lucrative offers like ‘Double Taka Vouchers’, ‘Signature Cards’, and hefty discounts.

It is learned that a large portion of the money has been transferred to the accounts of Invariant and Microtrade Food and Beverage Limited, associates of Microtrade Group, the owner of Dhamaka.

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The rest of the money has been sent to the and other countries. Between December 2020 and August 2021, had about Tk800 crore from its bank account.

After the bank accounts were seized in July, the balance in the company’s account was only Tk93,000. CID Special Superintendent of Police Humayun Kabir said cases have been filed against 6 individuals and three proprietors.

“Their transaction amount is around Tk800 crore. The suspicious amount is high. Initially, Tk116 crore has been sued on the basis of laundering information.”

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