Bangladesh first secretary to India sent back to Dhaka after alleged sex scandal
India Today
A Bangladesh high commission official was sent back to Dhaka after his alleged involvement in a sex scandal came to light. A departmental enquiry has also been initiated against him.
A Bangladesh high commission official was sent back to Dhaka by the foreign ministry after he was found to be allegedly involved in a sex scandal.
A departmental enquiry has also been initiated against the diplomat by the Bangladesh foreign ministry.
In conversation with Aaj Tak, the Deputy High commissioner of Bangladesh in India, Toufique Hasan said Bangladesh's first secretary (political) in India, Mohammed Saniul Kader, had been sent back to Dhaka after he was found to be allegedly involved in a sex chat with an Indian lady.
Hasan claimed they came to know about the incident through social media which someone had sent to them on January 25.
The Deputy High commissioner said that they have zero tolerance on such issues and it was alleged that Muhammad Saniul Kader was involved in sex chat and sex video. Therefore, he was asked to report on Dhaka as soon as the incident came to notice.
After a primary inquiry, the first secretary, Muhammad Saniul Kader, was asked to report in Dhaka and he was brought back to Dhaka on January 26.
A departmental enquiry has also been initiated by the Bangladesh foreign ministry against Muhammad Saniul Kader.
