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BD Thai sues Khaled for compensation
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Bangladeshi Thai Aluminium Ltd yesterday sued stock-scam probe team chief Khandaker Ibrahim Khaled claiming Tk 100 crore compensation for publishing “false” and “fabricated” statement about the company.
This is the second legal step of the company against him.
After hearing the complaint, Judge Al Shams Joglul Hossain of the Fourth Joint District Judge's Court issued summons upon Ibrahim Khaled to appear before it on July 20 and explain.
Lawyer Abdus Selim Miah, law officer of the company, filed the case with the court on behalf of the company.
In the complaint, Selim said after submitting the probe report to the finance minister on April 7, Ibrahim told the media that they found that Bangladesh Thai Aluminium Ltd siphoned off or took away Tk 15 crore from the share market.
The report damaged the company image and it caused a loss of Tk 100 crore to the business, the plaintiff claimed.
In the law suit, seven others also have been made pro-forma defendants.
On April 24, the same company appealed to a Dhaka court seeking an order to cancel the part of the stockmarket scam probe report which blamed the company of taking away Tk 15 crore.
After hearing the appeal, filed in the form of a case, Judge Aftabuzzaman of the Second Assistant judge's Court asked Ibrahim Khaled and seven others to appear before it on June 12.
This is the second legal step of the company against him.
After hearing the complaint, Judge Al Shams Joglul Hossain of the Fourth Joint District Judge's Court issued summons upon Ibrahim Khaled to appear before it on July 20 and explain.
Lawyer Abdus Selim Miah, law officer of the company, filed the case with the court on behalf of the company.
In the complaint, Selim said after submitting the probe report to the finance minister on April 7, Ibrahim told the media that they found that Bangladesh Thai Aluminium Ltd siphoned off or took away Tk 15 crore from the share market.
The report damaged the company image and it caused a loss of Tk 100 crore to the business, the plaintiff claimed.
In the law suit, seven others also have been made pro-forma defendants.
On April 24, the same company appealed to a Dhaka court seeking an order to cancel the part of the stockmarket scam probe report which blamed the company of taking away Tk 15 crore.
After hearing the appeal, filed in the form of a case, Judge Aftabuzzaman of the Second Assistant judge's Court asked Ibrahim Khaled and seven others to appear before it on June 12.
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