Bangladesh E-Commerce Fraud

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Steps will be taken if cheating cases emerge on e-commerce use

He urged investors to consider the risks before investing in e-commerce companies. He was responding to a question from reporters at the Home Ministry's conference room at the Secretariat on Sunday (September 19th).

The Home Minister said, say e-business and whatever you say, how many institutions have been created; Evali, Dhamaka, e-Orange have somehow got the names of several of us involved. One has to say the name of the renowned neurosurgeon M Ali. He came to me and cried, saying he knew nothing.

Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said he is a renowned doctor. He talked to Dhamakar about how to spread telemedicine. Now with his name banging ... we see that poor man is in danger. The minister said Evali one, a few more; Took a lot of money from people.

I don't know now how they will fulfill their commitment. We think that if they do not fulfill the commitment they have given to the people, then our law enforcement will take action according to the law and must do so. I am appealing to you, those who invest in this matter, to understand before you invest.

‘Don’t be fooled. You will think for yourself, whether the temptation that is showing you is realistic or not, they should also check and invest what is the possibility of being deceived. I want to give this message that those who cheat will be found by the law enforcement agencies and they will be punished. '