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Bourses are under grip of extortions
The country’s Bourses are under the grip of extortion by the controversial Canadian-based Citizen TV, which spreads propaganda against important people of the government and important organizations of the state.
This cycle based on Facebook-YouTube has been demanding large sums of money from various institutional investment institutions and big investors in the bourses.
The blamed members have been found to have extorted money from different people in the past. Just recently extorted 5 crore takas from a big industrial group. After the matter went viral on Facebook, they were demanding this extortion as compensation. The question has arisen – through which means this money is taken abroad by extortion from the nation. Controversial Citizen TV has been blamed for laundering huge amounts of money from the country through money laundering.
There is proof against this cycle of spreading controversial and scam data on Facebook and YouTube about important people of the nation. The country’s prime minister, former and current army chief, former police chief (IGP) are not left out of these rumors.
This time the circle is trying to destabilize the bourses of the country without getting subscription. The extortionist gang has recently published a caricature of Prof. Shibli Rubayat-Ul-Islam, chairman of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC), the regulatory body of the stock market, without receiving the demanded subscription. A satirical picture was posted on the Facebook page named Nagrik TV on Thursday, October 20, around 8 pm. It is known that just recently, this fake Facebook page called Nagarik TV is spreading rumors with the connivance of a member engaged in destabilizing the stock market. Demands have been raised in various circles to find the local agents of this gang and bring them under the law.
Titu Rahman and Nazmus Saqib are the directors of these Facebook-YouTube pages and channels spreading rumors. Recently, various government agencies have identified 15 Bangladeshi cyber terrorists located in various countries of the world, who are indulging in terrible propaganda against Bangladesh while just sitting abroad. They are lying in various ways about the state, various individuals and institutions of the government. Nazmus Shakib’s involvement was also found in this investigation.
When asked about the misinformation, BSEC chairman Professor Shibli-Rubayat-Ul Islam, who is currently in Morocco, told Orthosongbad that a team has been spreading false and baseless data about the bourses of the country which results, I have received complaints from big investors demanding subscriptions with different identities.
It is known that the gang posts sarcastic pictures on its Facebook page before spreading slander or rumors against an individual or institution. After the picture was posted, the people associated with the concerned persons and institutions demanded the subscription by phone. And if the subscription is not paid, they threaten to continue disinformation. From time to time, the Facebook-YouTube-based gang has been demanding huge sums of money from the big investors of the stock market. Following this, cooperative officer Abul Khair called Hiro and demanded a contribution of five crore taka. The subscription was demanded by a call from a foreign number last Friday evening. Threats to continuously upload various negative content if the subscription is not paid.
When asked, Abul Khair Hiru told Orthosongbad that the call came from an unknown foreign number at 7 pm. Threatened to spread false propaganda against me if I don’t pay Tk 5 crore. I asked for the name and identity of the caller several times, but he did not give me the identity. Just said call from Citizen TV. Later, I found out that this is not Bangladesh Citizen TV, but the controversial Facebook-YouTube-based Nagorik TV spreading fake information and rumors which has previously been conspiring against the state by spreading propaganda against important individuals and institutions abroad.
Attempts were made to contact the Facebook-YouTube-based Nagorik TV but they could not be found.
Dhaka Stock Exchange DSE, Bourses on the last working day of the week, March 23, ended with price index hikes & turnover drops.
This information is known from DSE sources.
286 crores 97 lakh shares were traded in DSE on this day. 41 crores 51 lakhs less trading was done in DSE today compared to the previous workday, 22 March, Shares worth Tk 328 crores 48 lakh shares were traded in DSE last time, Wednesday.
The benchmark index DSEX hiked 8.66 points or 6,206. The Shariah-based index DSES rose 0.75 points or 1,353, and the blue-chip index DS30 gained 2.58 points or 2,218.
Of the issues traded, 74 advanced, 24 declined, and 205 remained unchanged.
Legacy Footwear Limited ranked top gainer on DSE, the share price increased by Tk 5.1 paisa or 9.98 percent. On this day, the share was last traded at Tk 56.20 paisa.
On the other hand, Bengal Windsor Thermoplastics Ltd ranked top loser on the DSE, the share price dropped by Tk 0.5 paisa or 1.68 percent. On this day, the share was last traded at Tk 29.20 paisa.
DSE topped on trade Eastern Housing Limited 34 crores 22 lakh 70 thousand takas of shares of the company have been traded.
A total of 49 companies’ shares were traded in the Block on Dhaka Stock Exchange, 79 lakh 23 thousand 878 shares of the companies were traded. The financial value of which is 37 crore 27 lakh taka.
Dhaka Stock Exchange DSE, Bourses on the fourth working day of the week, March 22, ended with price index & turnover drops.
This information is known from DSE sources.
328 crores 48 lakh shares were traded in DSE on this day. 21 crores 12 lakhs less trading was done in DSE today compared to the previous workday, 21 March, Shares worth Tk 349 crores 61 lakh shares were traded in DSE last time, Tuesday.
The benchmark index DSEX dropped 16.26 points or 6,206. The Shariah-based index DSES lost 3.34 points or 1,352, and the blue-chip index DS30 shed 5.18 points or 2,215.
Of the issues traded, 17 advanced, 82 declined, and 213 remained unchanged.
Legacy Footwear Limited ranked top gainer on DSE, the share price increased by Tk 3.8 paisa or 8.03 percent. On this day, the share was last traded at Tk 51.10 paisa.
On the other hand, Bengal Windsor Thermoplastics Ltd ranked top loser on the DSE, the share price dropped by Tk 2.4 paisa or 7.48 percent. On this day, the share was last traded at Tk 29.70 paisa.
DSE topped on trade Eastern Housing Limited 19 crores 14 lakh 10 thousand takas of shares of the company have been traded.
A total of 53 companies’ shares were traded in the Block on Dhaka Stock Exchange, 73 lakh 24 thousand 180 shares of the companies were traded. The financial value of which is 55 crore 76 lakh taka.
Dhaka Stock Exchange DSE, Bourses on the third working day of the week, March 21, ended with price index & turnover hikes.
This information is known from DSE sources.
349 crores 61 lakh shares were traded in DSE on this day. 4 crores 95 lakhs less trading was done in DSE today compared to the previous workday, 20 March, Shares worth Tk 344 crores 66 lakh shares were traded in DSE last time, Monday.
The benchmark index DSEX hiked 18.72 points or 6,222. The Shariah-based index DSES rose 5.90 points or 1,355, and the blue-chip index DS30 gained 4.80 points or 2,220.
Of the issues traded, 87 advanced, 14 declined, and 224 remained unchanged.
Legacy Footwear Limited ranked top gainer on DSE, the share price increased by Tk 4.3 paisa or 10.00 percent. On this day, the share was last traded at Tk 47.30 paisa.
On the other hand,Renwick Jagneswar & Co (Bd) Ltd ranked top loser on the DSE, the share price dropped by Tk 15.7 paisa or 2.05 percent. On this day, the share was last traded at Tk 750.10 paisa.
DSE topped on trade Sea Pearl Beach Resort & Spa Limited 30 crores 78 lakh 18 thousand takas of shares of the company have been traded.
A total of 51 companies’ shares were traded in the Block on Dhaka Stock Exchange, 45 lakh 77 thousand 172 shares of the companies were traded. The financial value of which is 36 crore 90 lakh taka.
