The company is accused of collecting advance payments from customers for goods they never delivered
Eorange owner Sonia Mehzabin, her husband Masukur Rahman, and seven others have been accused in a case filed over the embezzlement of Tk9.53 crore.
Nasum Pradhan, acting as the plaintiff on behalf of 27 victims, read out the statement of the case in the court of Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Morshed Al Mamun Bhuiyan on Sunday.
The court accepted the plaintiff's statement and directed Gulshan police station to review the case and collect evidence of the charges made, reports Bangla Tribune.
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The others accused in the case are Sheikh Sohail Rana, Md Aman Ullah Chowdhury, Zaidul Firoz, Nazneen Nahar Bithi alias Bithi Akhter, and Nazmul Hasan Russell.
According to the case statement, the accused advertised offers to sell various products at low prices on Eorange's website and then collected advance payments for these products from the customers.
The accused received a total of Tk9,53,51,079, for which they handed out payment receipts to the customers.
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However, when the time came to deliver the products, the E-Orange owners made various excuses to extend the delivery time under false pretexts, the case statement said.
The company’s owners eventually suspended the delivery of all kinds of goods due to an alleged transfer of ownership of the company, and then went into hiding.
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