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To the Editor
Biman clarifies
Sir, The notice of the Biman management has been drawn to an editorial published in your reputed daily on 29th June, 1995. The editorial was based on a. report that had appeared in a vernacular daily earlier.
We Wish to inform you that the report in a vernacular daily upon which your editorial, published on 29th June '95, was based was grossly inaccurate and far From the truth.
To set the record straight we present the factual position here Biman has spent Taka eight crore ninety-eight lac thirty-two thousand on different transports hired from 1985 to 1995 and not
Taka one hundred twenty crore as reported. This includes the actual cost of presently hired twenty buses, two mini buses and twenty eight microbuses as well. This system has resulted in considerable savings for the Airline.
We provide you with this information to set the recortf straight as the aforesaid report not only misled the general people but your esteemed daily as well.
Nafees A hntiazuddin
Manager Public Relations
Of defaulters
Sir, This refers to the front page news appeared in your daily on June 18. Thanks to
The Daily Star for its courage to expose the truth and bring the facts to light. We know that the money deposited with different scheduled banks is people's money. If this money is virtually looted to the nine of hundreds of crores of taka on the basis of fictitious projects and fraudulent documents which remained suppressed and unrealised for a long time, then it is a matter of great disappointment and regret And the business houses reported to have taken such Uhdue loans are two leading groups of industries!
Although the figure was shown in Star report as over Tk 400 crore, some say the
figure would be much higher than that. This is undoubtedly the highest grade of fraudulence and, surprisingly enough, by those whom peo pie used to take in high es teem. Whenever these houses floated shares they were highly subscribed
If people's money is robbed in such a fashion then their faith in the banking system itself is bound to erode and commonman's belief in the democratic system of governance also not less di minished
Emtiaz Hossam,
Nurjahan Road. Mohammed put, Dhaka