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An organization called the Nilphamari Domar Upazila Consumer Goods Cooperative Society scammed millions of rupees by turning thousands of women into the organization’s workers in various tempting proposals. In just a month and a half, they took millions of rupees. Last Saturday morning, 3 people, including the cashier and two coaches from the organization, fled with 35 lakh rupees. Upon receiving the news, the workers went to the organization’s office in the Domar Sahapara area and were thrilled to find none of the authorities.
The women, who lost their money after falling into the cheating trap, blocked a two-hour road at the corner of the city’s train station on Monday afternoon to get their money back. Earlier in the morning, after standing in front of Upazila Parishad’s office for an hour, more than a hundred women participated in the blockade. Later, Upazila Nirbahi’s officer, Shahina Shabnam, Upazila Parishad’s Vice President Abdul Malek Sarkar, and OC Mostafiza arrived at the site of the blockade and lifted the blockade after assuring them legal assistance.
Thousands of workers went to the police station and demanded a refund. Manik Hasan Malik, president of the organization, and Mamun Rahman, director of the organization, presented a check for Tk 1 crore and cash for Tk 6 lakh to the Upazila Nuruzzaman Khan Cooperative Officer promising to return the money. The day after their release, they began reimbursing the workers, but they have not been able to find any trace of them since Monday morning. Victimized women also accuse them of running away.
Context: Bangladesh’s online shopping services were established about a month and a half ago targeting the short, uneducated women of Domar. If you deposit 60 lakhs there, a motorcycle worth one and a half lakhs will be returned after seven days and the 60 lakhs deposited after 15 days will also be returned. There are many more offers so tempting that they attract the attention of women. Unconscious women bumped into him and accepted various offers.
Suddenly, in the presence of so many women at once, locals, police and journalists were eager to see the legitimacy of the organization. The authorities changed the name and took a record of the cooperative’s office on December 1 under the name Domar Bazar Consumer Goods Cooperative Society Ltd. Whose record: No. 24. The misled workers of the organization complained that Nuruzzaman, An official from the Upazila cooperative, did not carry out any investigation. They claim that the registration number gives legitimacy to the scammers.
The officer in charge of the Domar police station, Md. Mostafizur Rahman, said: “We, on behalf of the police, repeatedly prohibit victims from paying money to the cooperative.” They did not listen to us and attacked the police. When the people’s representatives, including myself and the Upazila Nirbahi officer, assured their cooperation, they lifted the blockade.
In this regard, Upazila Nirbahi’s officer, Shahina Shabnam, said: “We are doing everything possible to return the money to the victimized women.” At the same time, legal action will be taken against scammers.
Ittefaq / YES
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