The British media outlet Daily Mail reported that the government has accumulated a lot of evidence regarding Tulip Siddique. As a result, they can now question Tulip Siddique at any time and at the same time check her bank account and email account. After this report, it is believed that the scope of the investigation against her may be wider and the situation may be more complicated.
The Tulip case is ongoing not only in Britain but also in Bangladesh, and the Bangladesh government has sought the cooperation of the British government in this regard. The British crime control agency, the NCA, has extended its hand of cooperation in this regard.
Earlier, British politician Tulip Siddique, along with other family members, was named in an investigation into allegations of embezzlement of Tk 59,000 crore from Bangladesh's infrastructure projects. The Bangladesh Anti-Corruption Commission is investigating the case. Siddique is accused of brokering a deal with Russia in 2013 to build a nuclear power plant in Bangladesh, where the project's cost was overstated.
The ACC is conducting at least two other criminal investigations against Tulip Siddique and her family, but she has denied these allegations.
The Labour Party said: "No evidence has been presented to support this allegation. Tulip Siddique has not been contacted about this and she completely denies the allegations."'
