Biden's hint of surveillance in the sense sent

Finance Advisor said where and how the money sent to the administration of the United States President Joe Biden in Bangladesh was spent. Salehuddin Ahmed. He said that if this money is used on any purpose or objective issue against the interest of the country, it will be investigated.

The finance adviser said this in response to a question to journalists after the meeting of the Government Purchasing Advisory Council Committee at the Secretariat on Tuesday. Earlier, the current US President Donald Trump has said to send some money to Bangladesh. Journalists asked the adviser to investigate whether you would investigate where the money was spent in Bangladesh.

In response, he added as a supplemental answer, “There will be surveillance in the future so that foreign money is not used in such motivated work.” However, he did not elaborate on the specific amount or expense sector of the money sent by Joe Biden. It has not yet been decided whether the government will have any formal investigation in this regard. However, the concerned offices will keep a watchful eye on the matter, the Finance Advisor said.

Responding to another question about inflation, finance adviser Salehuddin Ahmed said that the government is currently working to reduce the inflation between 3-5 percent after Ramadan is over, but after the completion of Ramadan. However, we are trying to make the price not increase in any way during Ramadan.