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BSB Global Network’s Khairul Bashar remanded for three days again
The court has granted another three-day remand to Khairul Bashar, chairman of ‘BSB Global Network’, in another fraud case. The Dhaka Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) court granted the remand on Wednesday following a police application.
Earlier on Wednesday afternoon, Gulshan Police Station had produced Khairul Bashar in court and requested to take him on a 10-day remand for questioning. The application said that BSB Global Network chairman Khairul Bashar embezzled Tk 1.18 crore in the name of sending him abroad for higher education. It is important to take Bashar on remand and question him to find out who else is involved in the embezzlement incident.

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BSB Global Network’s Khairul Bashar remanded for three days again
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Published: 06 August 2025, 21:53
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BSB Global Network Chairman Khairul BasharPhoto: CID
The court has granted another three-day remand to ‘BSB Global Network’ Chairman Khairul Bashar in another fraud case. The Dhaka Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) Court granted the remand on Wednesday, following the police’s application.
Earlier on Wednesday afternoon, Gulshan Police presented Khairul Bashar in court and requested a 10-day remand for questioning. The application stated that BSB Global Network Chairman Khairul Bashar embezzled Tk 1.18 crore in the name of sending him abroad for higher education. It is necessary to remand Bashar and question him to find out who else is involved in the embezzlement.
The defendants’ request for remand was rejected. After hearing both sides, the court allowed Khairul Bashar to be remanded for three days for questioning.
On July 15, the Crime and Investigation Department (CID) of the police remanded Khairul Bashar for questioning on a 10-day remand in a case under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. The previous day, the CID arrested Bashar from the capital’s Dhanmondi area. The CID filed the case at Gulshan Police Station on May 4 on charges of involvement in the crime of money laundering.
Bashar is accused of defrauding a huge amount of money by promising higher education abroad.
The CID said that the agency’s initial investigation revealed that from 2018 to 2024, Khairul Bashar, along with his wife Khandaker Selima Rawshan and son Arsh Ibne Bashar, formed an organized fraud ring. The ring has defrauded students of a huge amount of money in the name of admission opportunities, scholarships and visa processing in foreign universities. Students were attracted through fake visa processing, fabricated representations and flashy advertisements. However, the investigation revealed that many of the students did not apply to any foreign university. Many others were cheated in various ways after going abroad.
