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Tk 2000cr for refinancing state banks injustice: Bablu

JP MP blasts Muhith at JS, asks him to quit
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Tue Jun 20, 2017 12:54 PM Last update on: Tue Jun 20, 2017 01:34 PM

Jatiya Party lawmaker Ziauddin Ahmed Bablu today blasted Finance Minister AMA Muhith for allocating Tk 2000 crore in a bid to refinance different state banks in the proposed budget for FY 2017-18.

READ more: Muhith comes under fire at JS

Terming the budget proposal "injustice", the JP parliamentarian called upon the finance minister to quit from his post.

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During a budget discussion at the Jatiya Sangsad, the main opposition party lawmaker said hundreds of crores of taka have been looted and laundered from different state banks but the finance minister has failed to take any action against the looters.

"Furthermore, he (Muhith) had mentioned in the proposed national budget that Tk 2000 crore will be allocated to refinance different state banks," Bablu stated.

"These are depositors' money, he cannot give the money to different state banks on the purpose of refinancing. It is totally injustice," he said.

The finance minister should quit from his post for this "disastrous" and "oppressive" budget proposal, he added. 

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